By Trevor Wagener and Alan Cole
In the most recent U.S. presidential election, trade played a significant role. Donald Trump, the president-elect, has suggested large tax increases on all goods and services and claimed that other nations exploit the United States. Instead of penalizing trade in general, he would benefit more from a more sophisticated and detailed strategy that targets particular trade violations.
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