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Joe Biden Picks Katherine Tai as the New US Trade Representative

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First published at 21:41 UTC on December 10th, 2020.

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Biden named Katherine Taii as his incoming administration’s pick for the U.S. top trade representative.

Tai would inherit a critical, cabinet-level position tasked with enforcing America’s import rules and brokering trading terms with China and oth…

Biden named Katherine Taii as his incoming administration’s pick for the U.S. top trade representative.

Tai would inherit a critical, cabinet-level position tasked with enforcing America’s import rules and brokering trading terms with China and other nations.

The Biden team likely signals an intent to return to a more multilateral trade approach to advance U.S. trade interests and confront growing economic competition from China.

Born in Connecticut to Taiwanese parents, Tai speaks Mandarin fluently and is a graduate of Yale University and Harvard Law School. She taught English for two years at Zhongshan University in Guangzhou, southern China, from 1996 to 1998 as a Yale-China Fellow.

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