The Trump Administration has broken historical precedent in a medley of arenas, but one of its most salient policies is in international trade. Since World War II, the United States has favored multilateral trade pacts that have also served to deepen diplomatic relationships around the globe. The White House has thrown that notion out of the window, instead opting for hardball tactics that often pit the country against its longtime allies. At this Conversation, we’ll sit down with experts in finance and trade in an attempt to measure the impact of these decisions, and examine who’s benefiting and who’s losing when it comes to the U.S.’ new trade policy.