Tue, Mar 10
|Greenville
3/10/26 Asia-Pacific Trade, Tariffs & the Future of U.S. Economic Leadership
Join us for an exclusive evening with Trade Policy Expert, Clark Packard from the Cato Institute as we discuss the evolving landscape of U.S. trade policy in the Asia-Pacific region and its broader implications for economic freedom, competitiveness, and business stability.
Time & Location
Mar 10, 2026, 6:00 PM – 8:30 PM
Greenville, 807 E Washington St, Greenville, SC 29601, USA
About the event
3/10/26 Asia-Pacific Trade, Tariffs & the Future of U.S. Economic Leadership
Global trade is entering a period of heightened legal scrutiny and strategic uncertainty. With more than $130 billion in tariffs now subject to refund litigation, questions surrounding executive trade authority, tariff strategy, and America’s long-term credibility in global markets have taken center stage.
Join the Piedmont Economics Club for an in-depth discussion on the evolving landscape of U.S. trade policy in the Asia-Pacific region and its broader implications for economic freedom, competitiveness, and business stability.
What We’ll Explore:
Free Trade & American Competitiveness: Trade agreements have historically served as essential engines for prosperity, expanding export markets, lowering barriers, and reinforcing economic freedom. What role should free trade play in the next chapter of U.S. economic leadership?
Legal Foundations & the $130 Billion Tariff Question: Recent court rulings have reshaped the scope of executive tariff authority. What are the legal…
Tickets
3/10/26 Event Ticket
This serves as your ticket to join us at the Poinsett Club for dinner with insightful discussion and networking. Featuring guest speaker, Clark Packard, from CATO Institute on the implications of Asia-Pacific Trade and Tariff litigations.
$100.00
+$2.50 ticket service fee
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