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      Competition Downshift? Hot Takes on Tariffs, EVs, & Infrastructure

      12 PM EDT

      As global trade tensions rise, tariffs and cross-border policies are increasingly shaping competition in the auto industry. As the US imposes tariffs on goods made in Canada, Mexico, UK, and the EU, automakers are forced to either find compliant component sourcing, increase consumer prices, or eat the costs. How will these tariffs impact competition and consumer welfare in the auto space? What impact could they have on the US' annual trade deficits with foreign nations and economic unions?

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      Event Details

      Duration

      60

      Format

      Webinar

      Date

      Apr 30, 2025

      2025-04-30T12:00:00-04:00 2025-04-30T13:00:00-04:00 Competition Downshift? Hot Takes on Tariffs, EVs, & Infrastructure

      As global trade tensions rise, tariffs and cross-border policies are increasingly shaping competition in the auto industry. As the US imposes tariffs on goods made in Canada, Mexico, UK, and the EU, automakers are forced to either find compliant component sourcing, increase consumer prices, or eat the costs. How will these tariffs impact competition and consumer welfare in the auto space? What impact could they have on the US' annual trade deficits with foreign nations and economic unions?

      Speakers

      Andrea Pomana

      Simmons & Simmons

      Erich Muehlegger

      University of California- Davis

      Susan Hutton

      Sponsors

      Antitrust Law Section

      Co-sponsors

      International

      Transportation and Energy Industries

      Moderators

      Mark J. Fanelli
      Nandita Krishnaswamy

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