Tag Archives: Trade
Policy Themes of Brave New World – Religion for Control of Global Society
TPP Part 12 – Canadian government’s approach so far
From December: Canada taking its time to ratify TPP deal www.theglobeandmail.com, David Ljunggren and Krista Hughes, Reuters | 16 December 2015 Canada is one of 12 countries that initialled the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) in early October . . . TPP … Continue reading →
TPP Part 11 – Related reasons to defeat the TPP
Trans-Pacific Partnership is a wonderful idea – for China By Dan Breznitz | 26 December 2015 I don’t agree with all of the author’s points of view, but some of his criticisms of the TPP, arguing from a free market … Continue reading →
TPP Part 10 – Could TPP be defeated in Ottawa with country of origin issue?
By Alan Mercer Continuing from Part 9 on the topic of country of origin labeling: Country-of-Origin Labels Repealed for Beef, Pork Courthouse News Service | 22 December 2015 . . . The country-of-origin labeling rule, or COOL, was repealed under … Continue reading →
TPP Part 9 – Could TPP be defeated in Ottawa with country of origin issue?
Continuing from Part 8 on the topic of country of origin labeling: Transparency? In this case, I’m going to go outside the scope of the TPP, but I think this would definitely relate to issues that affect Canada when it … Continue reading →
TPP Part 8 – Could TPP be defeated in Ottawa with country of origin issue?
By Alan Mercer Congress Drops ‘Country Of Origin Labeling’ Rule On Meat Products From: https://www.youtube.com/user/RTAmerica | 23 December, 2015 Congress has repealed a law requiring vendors to label the country of origin on meat packages. The World Trade Organization has … Continue reading →
TPP Part 7 – Could ratification be defeated in Ottawa? Following up on TPP and country of origin labeling
By Alan Mercer My analysis of the TPP on the subject of country of origin is: Just a Question: Will Canadians know where their food comes from under the TPP? http://canadianliberty.com/?p=23028 Some of you may already be aware of how … Continue reading →
TPP Part 6 – A reason why U.S. Congress may try to defeat the TPP (hopefully)
TPP trade agreement undercuts biologic patents JOHN R. GRAHAM | 12/15/15 U.S. law grants biologics exclusivity for 12 years. The TPP, however, allows no more than eight years. I don’t agree with the article’s concerns–and I don’t think life should … Continue reading →
TPP Part 5 – TVO’s the Agenda discusses TPP
Trans-Pacific and Canada’s Trade Future tvo.org | 10 December 2015 Stuart Trew explains the foreign investor rights towards the end of the discussion. Also available as a podcast via iTunes. More info on TPP at TVO.org … Continue reading →