In this episode, Fredrik Erixon talks with David Henig about the direction of the UK’s trade policy, and how the politics of trade are shaping up in Britain. They analyse recent developments including the UK’s intention to join the Comprehensive and Progressive Trans-Pacific Partnership (CPTPP), relations with the US and China, the consequences of the EU-China agreement, and the global role of the UK.
Episode 42: UK Trade Policy with David Henig
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