At this event, a group of trade policy experts will assess the challenges facing the administration on trade policy and the Obama administration's options in this area going forward.

The United States’ lack of involvement in the increasingly integrated economic development of East Asia may have a profound effect on American producers, consumers, and overall U.S. economic growth. Countries in the Asia-Pacific region are embracing integrated economic regimes through bilateral trade agreements and the formation of regional multilateral architecture....

This event will take place at the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, 1615 H Street, N.W., Washington, D.C. 20006.

While Americans are working their way through a not especially severe cyclical recession, the rest of the world economy is sunk in a prolonged and frightening slump.

What are the prospects for trade policy in President Bush's second term? To answer this question, AEI has recruited four trade policy experts from leading Washington think tanks to give their evaluations and predictions. The aim of the seminar will be twofold: first, to have the panelists...