EnIn an address on the economy, presidential candidate Hillary Clinton set out a clear stance against the Trans-Pacific Partnership trade deal, Politico reports. This would appear to reduce the chances of it passing in its current form to near-zero. Trade with TPP partners outside of NAFTA fell 2.7% in the 12 months to June 30 vs. … Continue reading “RIP TPP? Imports Have Already Outstripped Exports”
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