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The Obama Administration's Foreign Economic Policy after the Midterm Elections

The Obama Administration's Foreign Economic Policy after the Midterm Elections

The Obama Administration's Foreign Economic Policy after the Midterm Elections

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The Obama Administration’s Foreign Economic 
Policy after the Midterm Elections
March 31, 2011 KANG Seon-jou
Associate Professor
Dept. of Int’l Economy and Trade Studies
The rising power of the 
Republican Party following 
last year’s midterm elections 
suggests that President
Obama, before launching his reelection 
campaign in 2012, needs to make changes 
to his policies while accommodating
Republican Party positions.
Finally, as long as President Obama
continues to recognize trade as a means 
to solve the economic problems that
the U.S. is currently facing, he is expected 
to become more active in resolving 
exchange rate issues with China and other 
unfair trade practices including 
intellectual property right and non-tariff 
barriers. Especially, if China, as the 
largest source of U.S. trade deficit, does 
not revalue the yuan at a pace 
satisfactory to the U.S., trade disputes 
between the two countries are likely to 
rise as a surrogate for currency conflict.
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