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The Biden administration’s long-awaited Indo-Pacific Economic Framework—expected to be released soon—has been framed as a new and innovative approach to economic policy that will enhance both prosperity and security in the region. While partners across Asia are eager to join the U.S.-led initiative, there are also concerns that the initiative will lack substance. What can we expect from this framework? What is the framework missing? Join Hudson Institute for this timely conversation.
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