Tariffs and Non-Tariff Remedies: From Fundamentals to Advanced Trade Policy

Understanding Global Trade Barriers and Policy Remedies

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Course Overview
About this Course
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Ways to Get Your Certificate
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Module 1: Fundamental Concepts
Session 1: Introduction to International Trade Policy
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Session 2: What Are Tariffs?
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Session 3: Introduction to Non-Tariff Remedies
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Module 2: Intermediate Analysis and Implementation
Session 1: Tariff Policy and Trade Agreements
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Session 2: Deep Dive into Non-Tariff Remedies in Practice
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Session 3: Legal Frameworks and the Role of the WTO
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Module 3: Advanced Policy, Strategy, and Analysis
Session 1: Economic Impacts and Trade Theory
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Session 2: Strategic Use and Policy Implications
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Session 3: Future Directions and Emerging Trends
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Final Course Elements
Final Review
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Course Description

This course explores the strategic use of tariffs and non-tariff measures (NTMs) in modern trade policy, equipping learners with the analytical tools to understand how governments use these instruments to shape international negotiations and protect domestic interests.

Far beyond their traditional roles as revenue-generating tools or protectionist measures, tariffs and NTMs serve as powerful levers in trade diplomacy. Through real-world examples and policy scenarios, participants will examine how nations use these tools to extract concessions, influence trade behavior, and manage economic relationships.

Sarah Middleton

The course instructors are a distinguished panel of experts curated by the International Trade Council, comprising professors and professionals with extensive experience in various facets of international trade.