Outside The TTP Trade Is Too Hasty. The US Trade Representative Is Busy Denying It.

< p > us senior a href= "http://news.sjfzxm.com/news/list.aspx Classid=101112107105" > trade official < /a > is trying to dispel a concern in the business community. Business people are worried that the US government is going to rush to reach a trade agreement with the Asia Pacific countries this year. < /p >
"I do not think we have any hasty performance," Frohman, MichaelFroman, said at a breakfast conference sponsored by ChristianScienceMonitor on Thursday. P < /p >
P has made much progress through the 19 round of formal negotiations on potential trade agreements and the informal meetings of a senior negotiator in recent days. He said anyone who had ever been involved in trade negotiations knew that most negotiations usually had results at the last minute. < /p >
< p > some business and labor organizations complain that the goal of the United States is to complete negotiations with the 11 other countries this year on the Trans-PacificPartnership a href= http://news.sjfzxm.com/news/list.aspx Classid= 101112107108 TPP TPP /a, which may lead to compromise on a series of issues that are very important to Americans. Nine commercial associations, including the U.S.ChamberofCommerce, posted an ad last week in the TheHill, urging negotiators to double their efforts to achieve higher level goals in trade negotiations. < /p >
Brilliant, executive vice president of the International Chamber of Commerce of the US Chamber of Commerce, MyronBrilliant, said that any attempt to compromise on our standards to reach an agreement as soon as possible will not be supported by the business community. P He said, "we are aware that the coming months will be crucial, but we want to support a quality and broad agreement rather than a compromise agreement. < /p >
President Obama (BarackObama) has reiterated the United States' goal of completing the TPP negotiations this year, and he mentioned this goal in the recent meeting with Japanese Prime Minister Abe Shinzo (ShinzoAbe). Japan is the second largest economy in the TPP negotiating world after the US. < /p >
< p > the demands of the US business community include reducing tariffs, increasing market access of TPP countries to US exports, improving intellectual property rights protection, and achieving agreements that enable international service trade to be carried out smoothly. ILO said they hoped that the United States would reach an agreement that would enable the working environment standards of Vietnam and other countries to be raised and give workers the right to collective bargaining, so that American workers could compete with the workers in these countries in an equal environment. < /p >
< p > American businesses and ILO all want to restrict foreign governments from participating in the private sector. At present, China, which has not participated in the TPP negotiations, is most often criticized for allowing the government to control the enterprises playing an important role in the economic field. However, the US business organizations say that the governments of Asian countries such as Malaysia and Brunei also play an important role in some industries, often making the private competitors at a disadvantage. < /p >
(P) American liberal parliamentarians and other groups have accused American officials of lacking transparency in TPP negotiations, which may exacerbate fears that the Obama administration will achieve much by the end of the year. < /p >
P said, his office will regularly brief congressmen on the progress of the talks, together with about 600 consultants from the business community and ILO, whose interests are closely related to the outcome of the negotiations. The consultants through the security review agreed not to disclose details of the trade negotiations. < /p >
"P," said Mr. Florman on Thursday, "our staff will go to Congress and introduce progress to every member of Parliament. < /p >
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Leaders such as P < a href= "http://news.sjfzxm.com/" > Obama < /a > and senior trade officials of their countries will attend the Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation (Asia-PacificEconomicCooperation) conference in Bali Island, Indonesia next week. < /p >
P > any trade agreement negotiated by the Obama administration requires congressional approval. Trade experts say that if negotiations are delayed until next year and seek congressional approval in the first few months before the mid-term elections in 2014, that will be a difficult task. < /p >