PIIE is a private research organization devoted to the study of international economic policy. With policy briefs, articles and other publications covering international trade and investment, international finance and exchange rates, macroeconomic policy and crisis response, globalization and human welfare, and studies of key economic regions PIIE provides expert analysis and proposes practical policy solutions.

CATO research is guided by the principles of limited government intervention, individual liberty, and free markets. Topics include agriculture trade, antidumping, globalization, immigration, manufacturing trade, trade agreements and the WTO, trade and foreign policy, trade policies and U.S.-China trade.

CEPR conducts research and public education to enable informed public debate on "the most important economic and social issues that affect people's lives," often covering trade policy issues.

EPI conducts research and analysis on a variety of issues including trade and globalization. Research reports, commentary, blog posts, audio and video content, and more are available from the publications page.

Global Trade Alert is a trade policy monitoring initiative by Centre for Economic Policy Research. Global Trade Alert provides timely information on state interventions taken since November 2008 that are likely to affect foreign commerce. It includes state interventions affecting trade in goods and services, foreign investment and labor force migration. The Global Trade Alert also publishes reports focused on a new and current topic in international commerce.

IATP works "locally and globally at the intersection of policy and practice to ensure fair and sustainable food, farm and trade systems.” Often critical of trade agreements, IATP does not support Congress providing Trade Promotion Authority to the Executive Branch. IATP advocates for “fair trade policies that promote strong health standards, labor and human rights, the environment and, most fundamentally, democratic institutions.”

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"The National Foreign Trade Council (NFTC) is the premier association for leadership, expertise and influence on international tax and trade policy issues. Founded in 1914, the NFTC promotes an open, rules-based global economy on behalf of a diverse membership of U.S.-based businesses. The Council works on behalf of our member companies to engage in advocacy and education on international tax, international trade, global supply chains, and national security policies." Many large U.S. multinationals compose NFTC's membership.

The U.S. Chamber of Commerce represents more than 3 million business organizations in advocacy with the U.S. government.