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The Hinrich Foundation promotes sustainable and mutually beneficial global trade through research and education
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We are a unique, independent and authoritative Asia-based voice on global trade trends and issues
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Introducing the new RMIT University Master of Global Trade in partnership with the Hinrich Foundation
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WTO Reform: Will China Be Part of the Problem or Part of the Solution?
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The Hinrich Foundation promotes sustainable and mutually beneficial global trade through research and education
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We are a unique, independent and authoritative Asia-based voice on global trade trends and issues
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Introducing the new RMIT University Master of Global Trade in partnership with the Hinrich Foundation
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WTO Reform: Will China Be Part of the Problem or Part of the Solution?
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We believe that sustainable and mutually beneficial global trade breaks down barriers between nations and enhances people’s lives. Our policy research and trade education programs aim to improve trade behaviors and outcomes so that trade can remain a positive contributor to growth, poverty alleviation and geopolitical stability. See our latest below.
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Thought Leadership
Review our research and
articles on trade topics
- WTO Reform: Will China Be Part of the Problem or Part of the Solution? | 19 November, 2019 | Stephen Olson
- Will RCEP accelerate the Sinification of Asia or reinforce the rules-based trading system? | 13 November, 2019 | Stewart Paterson
- Developing Country Status: South Korea shows why WTO rules need to evolve | 5 November, 2019 | Stewart Paterson
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In the News
Read about us in the news
around the world
- South China Morning Post: China isn’t gaming global trade through its industrial polices or ‘unique’ economic model – the problem is out-of-date WTO rules | 25 November, 2019
- Bloomberg: Vietnam Eyeing Chinese Goods Attempting to Avoid U.S. Tariffs | 9 November, 2019
- China Daily: China high on investments amid hurdles | 5 November, 2019
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