Trade, Social Justice and Movement of People

The live session is available for eligible participants on TopLink; the first part will be webcast to all shortly after the session ends. Discrimination generates dire social but also economic costs, with the racial wealth gap projected to cost the US economy up to $1.5 trillion in lost consumption and investment between 2019 and 2028. This session explores how trade policy can address inequalities within countries and ease the movement of people between them.