The Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP): the Chinese perspective
@article{Devadason2014TheTP, title={The Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP): the Chinese perspective}, author={Evelyn S. Devadason}, journal={Journal of Contemporary China}, year={2014}, volume={23}, pages={462 - 479} }
The Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) was accepted by the Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) as one among other pathfinders, for a comprehensive Free Trade Area of the Asia Pacific (FTAAP). Though the TPP negotiations do not include China at the moment, she has declared her interest in the TPP and is paying close attention to it. In fact, many question the likely success of the TPP with China's exclusion from it, given her prominence in the region. To provide insights for leveraging trade…
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