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The next round in the US trade war has the potential to be more damaging for Australia

  • Written by Felicity Deane, Professor of Trade Law, Taxation and Climate Change, Queensland University of Technology
The next round in the US trade war has the potential to be more damaging for AustraliaSlladkaya/Shutterstock

On April 2 the United States is set to implement a new wave of tariffs under its Fair and Reciprocal Trade Plan. Details of the plan that will impact all US trading partners are not yet known, but the US administration has suggested these tariffs will target any rules it considers “unfair”.

This means the April 2...

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