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SubscribeHandful of Trade Deals Announced but Tariff Volatility Remains: What should Nebraska exporters expect?
By Stephen Olson, Non-Resident Fellow & Visiting Lecturer
"The negotiating process with Japan is worth a closer look given its position as a major export market for Nebraskan beef, corn, pork, soybeans, and wheat, as well as what it might tell us about prospects for a trade détente with other countries."
Stephen Olson, non-resident fellow of the Yeutter Institute and senior adjunct fellow at the Pacific Forum, covers the recent trade deals announcements and what Nebraskans should expect in terms of exports.
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