Monetary Policy, Trade, and Politics: An Update on the Transatlantic Relationship

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2017 is the year of campaigns across the West. President Trump’s inauguration in the United States was followed by the election of President Macron in France, snap elections in Great Britain, and the start of the general election campaign in Germany. In the span of nine months, the four largest powers in the transatlantic alliance will have confronted or experienced major political change. This has unleashed an expansive debate on the state of the West, from trade to monetary policy to the military alliance.
To address these topics and more, Hudson Institute will host a discussion with fellow Peter Rough, research fellow Benjamin Haddad, and senior fellows Tom Duesterberg and Brendan Brown. Join us on June 21 for a conversation on the status of transatlantic relations and how shifting political sentiments and recent events are likely to impact the alliance going forward.
 
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