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Impact of Global Trade Policy on Business Strategy

Publisher HHeuristics
Published Oct 21, 2025
Length 17 Pages
SKU # HHE20489523

Description

The global trade system is entering a new phase marked by regulatory weaponization — where tariffs, export controls, and tax frameworks are now used as instruments of geopolitical leverage. Multinational enterprises face mounting operational risk as the WTO system fragments, export restrictions tighten, and OECD’s BEPS Pillar Two establishes a 15% global minimum tax. The report argues that resilience now outweighs efficiency in corporate strategy. Firms must adapt through Integrated Regulatory Resilience (IRR) structures, regionalized supply chains, and AI-enabled compliance automation. It assesses the implications of CBAM, Rules of Origin reforms, and technology decoupling between the U.S. and China. Businesses that fail to integrate trade, tax, and technology strategy risk severe market access loss and profit erosion.
Cites OECD, WTO, and IMF trade datasets; includes financial modeling of tariff exposure and compliance cost under BEPS and CBAM frameworks.

Table of Contents

17 Pages
1. Executive Summary: The Era of Regulatory Weaponization
2. Geopolitical Fragmentation and the Decline of Multilateralism
3. Export Controls and Technology Decoupling
4. Tariff and Customs Optimization
5. Global Corporate Tax Overhaul (BEPS 2.0)
6. Strategic Risk and Governance Responses
7. Outlook: Trade Policy Scenarios to 2035

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