EnA draft assessment of the U.S./EU Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership was published last week by a consultant to the European Commission. The report indicates EU exports to the U.S. could rise 15.3%-27.0% and from the U.S to EU by between 22.0% and 35.7%. This growth imbalance will not help improve what Politico describes as
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