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Brexistential Crisis

Posted on December 11, 2017 by Alexandra Phillips

Any sort of future relationship where the UK closely follows the EU’s single market and customs union rules, despite not being a formal member of either, is frankly worse than staying a member. It would prevent Britain from signing free … Continue reading →

Posted in BREXIT, European Union, Globalization, News and Analysis, Sovereignty, Theresa May, Trade & Economics, United Kingdom Tagged #TakeBackControl, Brexit, Brussels, EFTA Convention, European Union, Free Trade Agreement, FTA, Independence, Liam Fox, Nicola Sturgeon, Northern Ireland, Open Borders, Remain Vote, sovereignty, Tariff Barriers, Theresa May |

Trade Promotion Authority is Not the Free Trade Utopia it Seems

Posted on July 25, 2013 by Rachel Alexander

Thirty-five of the 36 House Republican freshmen in Congress have said they would like to provide President Obama with “Trade Promotion Authority” (TPA), which would allow him to “fast-track” the negotiation of reciprocal trade agreements, instead of wrangling through the specifics with Congress. Ostensibly, it would make free trade agreements easier to implement.

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Posted in Constitution, Homepage Column One Row Three, Sovereignty, Trade & Economics Tagged Chamber of Commerce, Congress, European Union, Farm Bureau, Fast Track Trade Agreements, Free Trade, FTA, Heritage Foundation, NAFTA, NAM, National Association of Manufacturers, Republican Establishment, South Korea, TAA, TPA, TPP, Trade Adjustment Assistance, Trade Promotion Authority, Trans-Pacific Partnership, Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership, TTIP |

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