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发表于 4-2-2016 09:08 AM
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To quickly recap, the TPP signing ceremony in Auckland next week is merely a photo op.
Lawmakers in each of the 12 signatory countries still have to ratify the agreement.
And as trade expert Stephen Jacobi notes, for the deal to come into force, TPP rules require ratification by parties representing at least 85% of the GDP of original signatories. Effectively, that means no US ratification, no TPP.
There is an extended, four-step, 285 working day process to get the TPP to a ratification by Congress (both the Senate and the House have to vote yes). Experts say that means the vote will likely take place in December, at the earliest, during the so-called “lame duck” session (where both President Barack Obama and voted-out members of Congress will still be sitting ahead of their formal departure January 20).
http://www.nbr.co.nz/opinion/tra ... rdening-against-tpp
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