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The Trans-Pacific Partnership: where economics and power politics collide
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The Trans-Pacific Partnership: where economics and power politics collide

The Trans-Pacific Partnership is “the next big thing” in international trade. Its 12 members account for about 40% of the world GDP, concentrated around the economically dynamic Pacific region. The deal promises to slash tariffs across a range of products, and to deal with sensitive yet vital issues of 21st
May 8, 2016 5 min read
Why Free Trade?
Australia's economy: then and now

Why Free Trade?

“Every time one person freely trades with another, wealth increases”—that is, if you believe former Prime Minister Tony Abbott. [1] Somewhat surprisingly, Tony Abbott is correct—it is generally accepted that removing barriers to trade is beneficial. Given that free trade is hailed for its ability to improve living
Oct 1, 2015 5 min read
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