The U.S. Chamber held a high-profile event last week to launch its new Global Regulatory Cooperation Project (GRC). The project will lead the response to the growing impact of divergent regulations on global markets. It will also focus on improving the efficiency of addressing in-country barriers (ICBs) around the world in order to access and generate prosperity in the U.S. and abroad.

The GRC will develop new strategies that promote market-oriented policies and address the various ICBs that the companies face around the globe, advocate for creating a new White House coordinating office, prioritize and monetize the impact of ICBs, educate policymakers about the impact of regulations in global markets, create new regulatory agreements, and strengthen existing trade agreements to successfully secure open and competitive markets.

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