Startups are increasingly able to expand quickly into global markets thanks to the Internet and reduced barriers to trade. Trade agreements that protect digital goods, promote a balanced copyright and patent regime, and include protections for platforms will increase the ability for startups to compete globally. We support pro-innovation trade agreements that can help U.S. startups expand into overseas markets, leading to more growth and opportunity.

Trade Primer for Startups

Trade Primer for Policymakers
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Next week, the Trump administration is poised to use national security authorities to impose tariffs on semiconductors, key components in nearly all electronics.
A look at how punitive trade policy that focuses on the imposition of new tariffs undermines goodwill with trading partners, invites retaliatory trade barriers, and threatens the vitality of digital trade policies relied upon by startups.