Trans Pacific Partnership

TRANS PACIFIC PARTNERSHIP
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Will the Trans Pacific Partnership
offer investment opportunities?

Providing that Obama gets fast track
authority an agreement needs to be
reached with the dozen nations
currently involved.

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Each sovereign nation has its own
agenda.

But, let us assume that, like NAFTA,
a deal will be hammered out.

Will there be investment
opportunities that arise from a Trans
Pacific Partnership? First here is
some background info.

Trans Pacific Partnership

The Trans Pacific Partnership (TPP)
is a proposed investment treaty
involving as many as a dozen
nations located around the Pacific
Rim.

Nations currently involved in
negotiations include the following:

Australia
Brunei
Canada
Chile
Japan
Malaysia
Mexico
New Zealand
Peru
Singapore
United States
Vietnam

The stated goal of the Trans Pacific
Partnership is to enhance trade and
investment among member nations
thereby promoting growth,
development and innovation.

Assuming that this agreement comes
to pass will it help investors?

Tradeoffs of Free Trade
Agreements

The International Business
Times notes that public interest
policies of member nations may be
hurt by joining the Trans Pacific
Partnership.

The country of Vietnam wants to
make baby formula more affordable
for its citizens.

American trade negotiators think
that’s a bad idea.

The measures are among more than
a dozen public interest policies
adopted by governments involved in
talks for the Trans-Pacific
Partnership (TPP) that the U.S.
considers “barriers to trade”

According to the latest annual
National Trade Estimate Report On
Foreign Trade Barriers, a document
prepared by the Office of the United
States Trade Representative
(USTR).

In the more than 400 page long
report, U.S. negotiators openly
acknowledge goals that are odds
with the Obama administration’s
repeated assurances that TPP will
not undermine the ability of pact
members to regulate in the public
interest.

These sorts of issues need to be
hammered out before the Trans
Pacific Partnership becomes reality.

Benefits of the Trans
Pacific Partnership

Forbes weighs in on the side of
the Trans Pacific Partnership.

This far-reaching free trade
agreement amongst twelve nations
in the Americas, Oceania, and East
Asia, is expected to yield significant
results.

It will bolster the economy and
support innovation, create jobs and
increase national security.

The author laments the lack of
meaningful public discourse on the
effects of the TPP aside from the
assertion that it will lead to the loss
of American jobs.

Free Trade Is Good for the
USA

According to The New York
Times economists agree that free
trade is good.

In a letter to congressional leaders,
thirteen past chairmen of the
president’s council of economic
advisors wrote this.

“International trade is fundamentally
good for the U.S. economy,
beneficial to American families over
time, and consonant with our
domestic priorities.

That is why we support the renewal
of Trade Promotion Authority (TPA)

To make it possible for the United
States to reach international
agreements with our economic
partners in Asia through the Trans-
Pacific Partnership (TPP)

And in Europe through the Trans-
Atlantic Trade and Investment
Partnership (TTIP).”

Investment benefits from the Trans
Pacific Partnership will be across the
board.

One can expect widely spread
economic gain and profits in the
sense that a rising tide raises all
ships.

Obviously those nations that
compete most aggressively will win.

The USA stands to benefit by
knocking down trade barriers to
agricultural as well as high tech and
information technology products.

Trans Pacific Partnership

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