EnThe G7 meetings, starting today, have a major focus on trade deals including the Trans-Pacific Partnership and the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership. Whilst the senior ministerial level attendees may be willing to do sign such deals, passage of them in the U.S. is being hampered by electoral politics. U.S. gross trade (imports plus exports) … Continue reading “G7 to Talk Trade, U.S. Elections Probably Matter More”
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G7 to Talk Trade, U.S. Elections Probably Matter More
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