Supporting Trade
Liberalization, Innovation
and Integration
The Global Trade and Innovation Policy Alliance (GTIPA) is a global network of think tanks that collaborate to develop and disseminate policy solutions that support greater trade liberalization and integration.
GTIPA members share a conviction that globalization can generate lasting prosperity if countries play by the rules and foster across-the-board, innovation-based growth strategies. GTIPA members share principles that include opposing trade-distorting “innovation mercantilism,” but affirm that governments have important proactive roles to play in spurring greater innovation and productivity in their economies.
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Austrian Economics Center
Austria
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ARC Fund
Bulgaria
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The Bay Area Council Economic Institute
United States
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+Liberdade institute
Portugal
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Bertelsmann Foundation North America
United States
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CAPRI Foundation
Taiwan
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C.D. Howe Institute
Canada
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Center for Global Enterprise
United States
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Center for Research and Policy Making
Macedonia, The Former Yugoslav Republic of
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Center for Social and Economic Research
Poland
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Centro Mackenzie de Liberdade EconĂ´mica
Brazil
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CITEC
Ecuador
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The Chung-Hua Institution for Economic Research
Taiwan
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Competere
Italy
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The Foundation for Economic & Industrial Research (IOBE)
Greece
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The Free Market Foundation
South Africa
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FundaciĂłn Chilena del PacĂfico
Chile
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Fundación Eléutera
Honduras
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FundaciĂłn Idea
Mexico
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FundaciĂłn Internacional Bases
Argentina
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Geneva Network
United Kingdom
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German Economic Institute
Germany
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Green-X
Vietnam
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The Hayek Institute
Austria
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Hinrich Foundation
Singapore
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I-Com
Italy
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ICRIER
India
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IDEAS Labs
Costa Rica
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IMANI Center for Policy & Education
Ghana
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Information Technology and Innovation Foundation
United States
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INNOS
Colombia
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Innovation Council
Switzerland
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Innovative Economy Forum
Korea
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Institut Sapiens
France
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Institute for Competitiveness
India
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Institute for Democracy and Economic Affairs
Malaysia
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The Institute for Policy, Advocacy, and Governance (Asia Pacific)
Australia
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The Institute for Policy, Advocacy, and Governance (Bangladesh)
Bangladesh
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Insituto OMG
Dominican Republic
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Islamabad Policy Research Institute
Pakistan
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Jordan Strategy Forum
Jordan
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The Korea Institute for Industrial Economics and Trade
Korea
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The Laboratory of Industrial and Energy Economics (LIEE)
Greece
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The Legatum Institute
United Kingdom
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Libertad y Desarrollo
Chile
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Libertad y Progreso
Argentina
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The Macdonald-Laurier Institute
Canada
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Macroconsult
Peru
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Mathias Corvinus Collegium – Centre for Next Technological Futures
Hungary
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Nomura Research Institute
Japan
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Paramadina Public Policy Institute
Indonesia
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The Philippine Institute for Development Studies
Philippines
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Portulans Institute
United States
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Progress Ireland
Ireland
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Property Rights Alliance
United States
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RISE Israel
Israel
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Shanghai Institute of Science and Technology Policy
China
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Shiv Nadar University - Atal Incubation Center
India
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STUNS
Sweden
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Swedish Agency for Growth Policy Analysis (Tillväxtanalys)
Sweden
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Taiwan Institute of Economic Research
Taiwan
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THINKTANK
Poland
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TicTac
Colombia
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Zede Del Litoral
Ecuador
Reports
Country cases show that the Trump administration’s tariffs have had a paradoxical effect. They have given Washington short-term leverage in some bilateral negotiations, especially with countries seeking improved access to the U.S. market or deeper security and technology ties. But they have also accelerated a global search for optionality.
For policymakers to bolster their regional innovation capacity and global competitiveness, they first must know where they stand. This report benchmarks 48 regions across Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, North Macedonia, and Serbia on 13 commonly available innovation indicators.
Summits
GTIPA Members will gather in Buenos Aires to chart the future of trade, innovation, and economic transformation—more details coming soon.

