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The International Spillover Effects of US Trade Policy Uncertainty

This paper examines the international spillover effects on the exports from 30 of the United States' major trading partners of the removal of US trade policy uncertainty, when China joined the WTO in 2001, by using product-level data at the HS-6-digit level, from 1991 to 2007. The empirical analysis discovers that removing US trade policy uncertainty had sizable positive spillover effects on Belgium, India, Brazil, New Zealand, Mexico, France, Spain, Norway, Canada, the Netherlands, and Hong Kong. Taiwan is the only country that experienced a negative spillover effect.