With a new trade agreement between the United States and the United Kingdom now in effect, key questions are emerging about its impact on consumers, manufacturers, and international allies. The deal lowers tariffs on select UK imports, while opening up new market access for U.S. goods—particularly in agriculture and auto manufacturing.
To break down the details and implications, NTD spoke with Michael Busler, professor of Finance at Stockton University and a public policy analyst, who explained how the deal fits into the administration’s economic priorities.
