Parties don’t grasp gravity of TPP withdrawal
Weekly Hit: Withdrawing from the TPP would undermine New Zealand's ability to conduct foreign policy for at least a generation.
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For 20 years, New Zealand has nagged other countries to join the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP).
The idea emerged from talks between New Zealand and Singapore in the mid 1990s about how to accelerate Apec’s objectives and, in particular, how to convince the US to open its market.
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Parties don’t grasp gravity of TPP withdrawal
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