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US White House vows new direction in trade policy

( March 3, 2021, 21:18 GMT | Official Statement) -- MLex Summary: The administration of US President Joe Biden says in interim national security policy guidance published today that it will take trade policy in a new direction. Among the promises made in the document are to reform the World Trade Organization "so that it functions to support both American jobs and the values that we share with millions around the globe" including labor rights and environmental stewardship. The document says the US will not pursue trade deals until "after we have made investments in American workers and communities." It also warns that emerging technologies such as artificial intelligence "could shape everything from the economic and military balance among states to the future of work, wealth, and inequality within them."See document below....

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