Clark Packard
Clark Packard is a research fellow at the Cato Institute, a libertarian think tank based in Washington, D.C. He specializes in trade policy and has been a vocal advocate for free trade, emphasizing the benefits that globalization has brought to the United States. Packard has argued that the U.S. has significantly benefited from its role in the global trading system, contributing to economic growth and low unemployment rates. His insights often highlight the complexities of trade relationships and the potential consequences of protectionist policies.
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Clark Packard is a researcher at the Cato Institute, an organization that is often in favor of free trade.
¿Cómo afectará a los compradores de Estados Unidos el fin de la exención de minimis?
Guatemala· 2025-08-30
Packard suggested that it may take much longer than 90 days to resolve trade issues.
los 3 posibles escenarios ante el inminente fin del plazo para renegociar
Uruguay· 2025-07-06
Clark Packard, a trade policy research fellow, commented that the trade agreement is not good news for American consumers.
Trump got another trade deal. This one could cost you
United States· 2025-07-03
Clark Packard commented on Trump's threats against Apple and the potential public outrage.
Trump threatened to tariff Apple and Mattel. Here’s how he could do itUnited States· 2025-06-02
Clark Packard, a researcher at Cato Trade, commented on the implications of checking every package.
Hàng Temu, Shein sắp phải nộp thuế 90% khi vào Mỹ
Vietnam· 2025-04-09
Clark Packard said the threat of protectionism has allowed US steel and aluminum firms to raise prices.
US trading partners hit back on steel, aluminum tariffs
Kenya· 2025-03-13
Clark Packard, a research fellow at the Cato Institute, said that nobody has benefited more from globalization than the U.S.
The death of free trade and the hidden, but inescapable, pain coming for the United States
Canada· 2025-03-05
