Trade Enforcement Can Accelerate US Recovery

The stock market has largely rebounded from COVID-19 and American retail sales are improving steadily. Even more encouraging is that the U.S. unemployment rate fell for the third consecutive month in July, exceeding market expectations. Each of these gains are sure signs that the Trump administration's economic response to the coronavirus crisis is working.

But we are not out of the woods quite yet. Many factories and offices are still closed or operating at reduced capacity.
 
Fortunately, the Trump administration is working to boost U.S. exports by holding our trading partners accountable to the agreements they've signed. Strict trade enforcement is one of the best ways to help America's exporters get back on their feet — and put millions of Americans back to work.