Briefing Paper 81 – LABOUR’S PROGRESSIVE TRADE POLICY: CONSULTATIONS AND POLICY FORMULATION – Page 2

Briefing Paper 81 – LABOUR’S PROGRESSIVE TRADE POLICY: CONSULTATIONS AND POLICY FORMULATION

Written by: Michael Gasiorek, Justyna A. Robinson, Rhys Sandow

Published On: 1 July 2024Tags: Briefing Papers

In this Briefing Paper, Michael Gasiorek, Justyna A. Robinson, Rhys Sandow assess the views expressed by those who responded to the Labour Party’s 2023 national consultation on UK trade policy.

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