The Bipartisan USICA-COMPETES Conference—Will it Work?

Brownstein Podcast Series
06/06/2022 24 min
The Bipartisan USICA-COMPETES Conference—Will it Work?

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May 9 marked the start of the bicameral conference to negotiate the House-passed USICA and Senate-passed COMPETES Act—both designed to counter China’s growing global influence and improve U.S. competitiveness. Brownstein’s Government Relations team sits down to discuss this rarely used political practice, possible roadblocks, the timeline and the potential effects of a successful or failed conference.

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