Opinion | A Durable Trade Deal Needs Skin in the Game

The article underscores the importance of mutual commitment in ensuring the longevity of trade deals, emphasizing that for any agreement to be truly effective, workers, manufacturers, and investors from both sides should have stakes that are at risk if the deal collapses. This approach not only fosters accountability but also encourages parties to work collaboratively to maintain the benefits of the trade relationship. The broader implication here is that economic interdependence can drive more sustainable and resilient trade partnerships.