Part 2
Mountainman: SHEESH HAWK.......These TRADE DEALS "ENCOMPASS" a Multi faceted Arena........But GOOOD Mornnning VIETNAM......Possible 11% GROWTH.......Hey Hey Hey......USA.......You Sure "KNOW" How to PLAY/HEDGE/....get The "WINNING EDGE" even as Other COUNTRIES are forming Their (TRADE ALLIANCES)......The DOLLAR is Still "KING of The LAND/ SEAS"......ONE Way...or (ANOTHER)......RIGHT???........LOL........IMO
BACKDOC: ITS NO WONDER VIETNAM IS GOING TO BENEFIT MASSIVELY MORE THAN MOST OTHER COUNTRIES. THE CONSOLIDATION AND BUYOUT OF THEIR BANKS ARE LIKELY THE PAYBACK FOR AN EXPLOSIVE ECONOMY!
CHINA IS GOING TO BE SERIOUSLY MARGINALIZED THROUGH THIS NEW INVESTMENT ERA!
NO WONDER CHINA IS TRYING TO GRAB CONTROL OF THE SOUTH CHINA SEA! THIS COULD DISRUPT THE SHIPPING LANES FOR THE EMPIRE COUNTRIES AND TPP!
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Mountainman: SHEESH HAWK.......These TRADE DEALS "ENCOMPASS" a Multi faceted Arena........But GOOOD Mornnning VIETNAM......Possible 11% GROWTH.......Hey Hey Hey......USA.......You Sure "KNOW" How to PLAY/HEDGE/....get The "WINNING EDGE" even as Other COUNTRIES are forming Their (TRADE ALLIANCES)......The DOLLAR is Still "KING of The LAND/ SEAS"......ONE Way...or (ANOTHER)......RIGHT???........LOL........IMO
BACKDOC: ITS NO WONDER VIETNAM IS GOING TO BENEFIT MASSIVELY MORE THAN MOST OTHER COUNTRIES. THE CONSOLIDATION AND BUYOUT OF THEIR BANKS ARE LIKELY THE PAYBACK FOR AN EXPLOSIVE ECONOMY!
CHINA IS GOING TO BE SERIOUSLY MARGINALIZED THROUGH THIS NEW INVESTMENT ERA!
NO WONDER CHINA IS TRYING TO GRAB CONTROL OF THE SOUTH CHINA SEA! THIS COULD DISRUPT THE SHIPPING LANES FOR THE EMPIRE COUNTRIES AND TPP!
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BACKDOC: ULTIMATELY I BELIEVE THE EMPIRE WINS OVER TIME!
REMEMBER 40 PLUS PERCENT OF THE WORLD WILL BE CONTROLLED BY TPP BUT MORE ACCURATELY 60% DUE TO COOPERATIVE CLOSE COUNTRIES IN THE TPP!
COUNTRIES WILL NOT BE ABLE TO CHEAT ON THEIR CURRENCIES ANYMORE SINCE THE ONLY MONEY CREATION WILL BE THE SDR IN THE IMF!
REMEMBER WE ARE GOING DIGITAL, DIGITAL I WANNA GO.........
DOC IMO
Thunderhawk: Finalising the TPP: A critical step for East Asia
Leadership on ratification of the TPP would provide a shot in the arm to the economies of many states in East Asia
After concluding negotiations last autumn, the Trans-Pacific Partnership regional trade agreement was finally signed by its 12 Pacific Rim members on February 4. The United States-led trade pact, which would only go into force after all members ratify the agreement, would bring together 12 states and would cover a combined GDP of $28bn - nearly 40 percent of the world's gross domestic product (PDF).
Aside from the US, the deal includes Canada, Mexico, Australia, New Zealand, Peru and Chile. Five of the current member states are in East Asia - Japan, Vietnam, Malaysia, Brunei and Singapore. Other regional players such as South Korea, Taiwan and the Philippines have also shown interest in joining the TPP, assuming it is ratified first by its inaugural members.
In the US, the TPP has been heralded by the Obama administration as a strategic agreement that underpins its policy of "rebalancing" to the Asia-Pacific. In fact, Barack Obama has even framed the TPPas an effort to ensure that China cannot "write the rules" on regional economic issues.
Simply put, Washington opposes any attempt to change the economic and security rules-based system in the region. While it is unlikely that The TPP will be ratified before Obama's term is up, it remains the economic pillar of his "rebalance" which has been complemented by - up until this point - more successful initiatives on the defence and security side.
The benefits of Japan
Aside from ensuring Washington's economic and strategic interests in the region, the TPP would provide a much-needed shot in the arm for the Asian states party to it. Japan, the world's third largest economy, may have the most to gain from a finalised pact.
Tokyo also faces the most significant challenges as a result of pockets of domestic resistance to the deal and the challenging implementation of significant reforms needed if it is to be put into force. The TPP members represent nearly a third of Japan's total trade - a number that exceeds its trade with China by a significant margin.
The TPP represents a binding strategic link between the US and the region - a much needed corollary to back up Washington's insistence that it intends to elevate and more importantly sustain its role in the Asia-Pacific.
Tokyo already has a web of bilateral free-trade agreements in the TPP region (with eight of the 11 member countries), but the real benefit is market access to the US. Sweetening the pot is the inclusion of Canada and New Zealand - two other members with which Japan currently has no FTA with.
A study by Japan's Cabinet Office last December said that the country's GDP is expected to grow by $140bn or 2.6 percent as a result of the trade agreement. In addition to increased trade flows, the deal will open the door for significant increases of foreign direct investment in the member states' markets.
From a sector-specific lens, the TPP would boost Japan's carmakers through much greater - and cheaper - market access to the US, its top source for car exports.
The downside is on agricultural products where Tokyo was forced to make painful concessions on its traditionally high tariffs for imports of products from abroad such as beef, pork and dairy. Before ratification, the TPP agreement will undergo heavy scrutiny in the Japanese Diet.
There are powerful special interests in Japan - especially farming groups who are concerned that the TPP will destroy their market share considering the lifting of traditional tariff and non-tariff barriers that protected their industries.
Benefits of other signatories
But Japan is not the only country in East Asia which stands to benefit from the TPP. Vietnam, Singapore, Malaysia and Brunei all secure a stronger regional foothold through their inclusion in the deal.
Indeed, Hanoi may be the prime beneficiary of the deal, with the Eurasia Group indicating that Vietnam's GDP could grow by 11 percent as result of a finalised TPP (PDF). The same report concludes that Malaysia could achieve six percent GDP growth, with Singapore and Brunei gaining two and one percent respectively from the pact.
Malaysia and Vietnam are set to make big gains in the textiles and clothing sector, while Singapore would gain traction in hi-tech and electronic sectors.
But aside from the economic gains, finalising the TPP would be a geopolitical win for the trading bloc members in East Asia. The TPP represents a binding strategic link between the US and the region - a much-needed corollary to back up Washington's insistence that it intends to elevate and more importantly sustain its role in the Asia-Pacific.
This reassurance is desperately needed as many states in East Asia grapple with the rise of China and are concerned about its assertiveness - especially in the maritime domain in the East and South China Seas.
Leadership on ratification of the TPP - alongside proactive engagement with China - would provide a shot in the arm to the economies of many states in East Asia.
Perhaps more importantly though, it would help to reassure Washington's network of alliances and key partnerships in the region that the US intends to maintain a dynamic and multifaceted strategy of engaging in Asia for the long-term.
http://ift.tt/1Qrud2A ... 57001.html
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Mountainman: Well NOBODY likes CHANGE......NEW RULES...Etc........However "VIETNAM" is (A GOLDEN TREASURE of WEALTH) and The US Knows it.....that's One of the MAIN Reasons WHY???....We told them to "FLOAT" their Currency!!!!!!!!......
NOW You can "UNDERSTAND" Why???.....CHINA has Been ACTING the Way they have Been Out In the "South China Seas".......[CONTROL]......Can Be a (NEMESIS) as Well......It's (ALL) about HOW and WHY One goes About it........In the END.....The {CHANGE} Made will (BRING) "UNITY or INSECURITY" !!!!!!!!........IMO
BACKDOC: THE WTO WILL BE THE ENFORCER OF THE TPP! AS IT DOES THIS, THEY CREATED A SECURITY SYTEM THAT HELPS SPEED UP EFFICIENCY OF TRADE AND SHIPPING.
SPECIAL MEMBERS CAN GET APPROVED FOR THIS FAST TRACK SHIPPING APPROACH USING THE SECURITY PROTOCOLS UNDER THIS WTO FAST TRACK SYSTEM! ITS CALLED FTA. IT'S KIND OF LIKE "MEMBERSHIP HAS ITS PRIVILEGES"!
THOSE COUNTRIES IN THE WTO WITH THIS FTA, FAST TRACK ACCESS WILL PASS THROUGH QUICKER THAN ANYONE ELSE! MMMMM
REMEMBER 40 PLUS PERCENT OF THE WORLD WILL BE CONTROLLED BY TPP BUT MORE ACCURATELY 60% DUE TO COOPERATIVE CLOSE COUNTRIES IN THE TPP!
COUNTRIES WILL NOT BE ABLE TO CHEAT ON THEIR CURRENCIES ANYMORE SINCE THE ONLY MONEY CREATION WILL BE THE SDR IN THE IMF!
REMEMBER WE ARE GOING DIGITAL, DIGITAL I WANNA GO.........
DOC IMO
Thunderhawk: Finalising the TPP: A critical step for East Asia
Leadership on ratification of the TPP would provide a shot in the arm to the economies of many states in East Asia
After concluding negotiations last autumn, the Trans-Pacific Partnership regional trade agreement was finally signed by its 12 Pacific Rim members on February 4. The United States-led trade pact, which would only go into force after all members ratify the agreement, would bring together 12 states and would cover a combined GDP of $28bn - nearly 40 percent of the world's gross domestic product (PDF).
Aside from the US, the deal includes Canada, Mexico, Australia, New Zealand, Peru and Chile. Five of the current member states are in East Asia - Japan, Vietnam, Malaysia, Brunei and Singapore. Other regional players such as South Korea, Taiwan and the Philippines have also shown interest in joining the TPP, assuming it is ratified first by its inaugural members.
In the US, the TPP has been heralded by the Obama administration as a strategic agreement that underpins its policy of "rebalancing" to the Asia-Pacific. In fact, Barack Obama has even framed the TPPas an effort to ensure that China cannot "write the rules" on regional economic issues.
Simply put, Washington opposes any attempt to change the economic and security rules-based system in the region. While it is unlikely that The TPP will be ratified before Obama's term is up, it remains the economic pillar of his "rebalance" which has been complemented by - up until this point - more successful initiatives on the defence and security side.
The benefits of Japan
Aside from ensuring Washington's economic and strategic interests in the region, the TPP would provide a much-needed shot in the arm for the Asian states party to it. Japan, the world's third largest economy, may have the most to gain from a finalised pact.
Tokyo also faces the most significant challenges as a result of pockets of domestic resistance to the deal and the challenging implementation of significant reforms needed if it is to be put into force. The TPP members represent nearly a third of Japan's total trade - a number that exceeds its trade with China by a significant margin.
The TPP represents a binding strategic link between the US and the region - a much needed corollary to back up Washington's insistence that it intends to elevate and more importantly sustain its role in the Asia-Pacific.
Tokyo already has a web of bilateral free-trade agreements in the TPP region (with eight of the 11 member countries), but the real benefit is market access to the US. Sweetening the pot is the inclusion of Canada and New Zealand - two other members with which Japan currently has no FTA with.
A study by Japan's Cabinet Office last December said that the country's GDP is expected to grow by $140bn or 2.6 percent as a result of the trade agreement. In addition to increased trade flows, the deal will open the door for significant increases of foreign direct investment in the member states' markets.
From a sector-specific lens, the TPP would boost Japan's carmakers through much greater - and cheaper - market access to the US, its top source for car exports.
The downside is on agricultural products where Tokyo was forced to make painful concessions on its traditionally high tariffs for imports of products from abroad such as beef, pork and dairy. Before ratification, the TPP agreement will undergo heavy scrutiny in the Japanese Diet.
There are powerful special interests in Japan - especially farming groups who are concerned that the TPP will destroy their market share considering the lifting of traditional tariff and non-tariff barriers that protected their industries.
Benefits of other signatories
But Japan is not the only country in East Asia which stands to benefit from the TPP. Vietnam, Singapore, Malaysia and Brunei all secure a stronger regional foothold through their inclusion in the deal.
Indeed, Hanoi may be the prime beneficiary of the deal, with the Eurasia Group indicating that Vietnam's GDP could grow by 11 percent as result of a finalised TPP (PDF). The same report concludes that Malaysia could achieve six percent GDP growth, with Singapore and Brunei gaining two and one percent respectively from the pact.
Malaysia and Vietnam are set to make big gains in the textiles and clothing sector, while Singapore would gain traction in hi-tech and electronic sectors.
But aside from the economic gains, finalising the TPP would be a geopolitical win for the trading bloc members in East Asia. The TPP represents a binding strategic link between the US and the region - a much-needed corollary to back up Washington's insistence that it intends to elevate and more importantly sustain its role in the Asia-Pacific.
This reassurance is desperately needed as many states in East Asia grapple with the rise of China and are concerned about its assertiveness - especially in the maritime domain in the East and South China Seas.
Leadership on ratification of the TPP - alongside proactive engagement with China - would provide a shot in the arm to the economies of many states in East Asia.
Perhaps more importantly though, it would help to reassure Washington's network of alliances and key partnerships in the region that the US intends to maintain a dynamic and multifaceted strategy of engaging in Asia for the long-term.
http://ift.tt/1Qrud2A ... 57001.html
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Mountainman: Well NOBODY likes CHANGE......NEW RULES...Etc........However "VIETNAM" is (A GOLDEN TREASURE of WEALTH) and The US Knows it.....that's One of the MAIN Reasons WHY???....We told them to "FLOAT" their Currency!!!!!!!!......
NOW You can "UNDERSTAND" Why???.....CHINA has Been ACTING the Way they have Been Out In the "South China Seas".......[CONTROL]......Can Be a (NEMESIS) as Well......It's (ALL) about HOW and WHY One goes About it........In the END.....The {CHANGE} Made will (BRING) "UNITY or INSECURITY" !!!!!!!!........IMO
BACKDOC: THE WTO WILL BE THE ENFORCER OF THE TPP! AS IT DOES THIS, THEY CREATED A SECURITY SYTEM THAT HELPS SPEED UP EFFICIENCY OF TRADE AND SHIPPING.
SPECIAL MEMBERS CAN GET APPROVED FOR THIS FAST TRACK SHIPPING APPROACH USING THE SECURITY PROTOCOLS UNDER THIS WTO FAST TRACK SYSTEM! ITS CALLED FTA. IT'S KIND OF LIKE "MEMBERSHIP HAS ITS PRIVILEGES"!
THOSE COUNTRIES IN THE WTO WITH THIS FTA, FAST TRACK ACCESS WILL PASS THROUGH QUICKER THAN ANYONE ELSE! MMMMM
Thunderhawk: Vietnam can replace China to become the industrial center of the world
Vietnam may become the center of industrial and manufacturing such as textiles, footwear ... would benefit the industry in the global production chain when TPP effect.
Take a position at the Forum "TPP - Opportunities and challenges develop Vietnam industry" organized by the Ministry of Industry and Trade, Dr. Vo Tri Thanh, an economist, former Deputy Director of the Research Institute of the Central Economic Management said that Vietnam has the opportunity to become the industrial center of the world.
According to Dr. Members, free agreements new generation (FTAs), especially TPP has brought many new opportunities in many sectors' investment in Vietnam.
Looking at the development process of industrialization and modernization, PhD. Thanh pointed out three major changes in Vietnam: first of all, from the economy completely dependent on agriculture has gradually shifted to the industrial and services; from a closed economy to economic integration and open with plenty of water; from an economy based primarily on the State economy to rely primarily on the private sector than in the country and abroad.
Put in the context of countries in the world are setting up the new rules of the game and playground, making the role of the State narrowed and sets new requirements set out in the manufacturing business. Accordingly, the world will still be dominated by hundreds of multinational enterprises and the development oriented businesses will also be affected by the new rules.
The question: Vietnam can replace China to become major industrial centers of the world, forming a network entrenched in the global supply chains of multinational corporations?
According to Dr. Vo Tri Thanh, the TPP trade agreement, the process of industrialization and modernization will help the typical industry production networks and global values such as textiles, footwear ... would benefit the most.
"This creates a shift and unprecedented opportunity to reform the industry Vietnam" - Dr. Vo Tri Thanh said.
Explaining this, Dr. Thanh said that along with the TPP, the FTA with the EU would join the two agreements create the highest of quality. These two agreements is of great significance to develop the network, which is linked to technology, standards help Vietnam achieve its development goals as industrial centers.
However, Dr. Members expressed concern: "Is Vietnam has advantage of opportunities in terms of modernization when Vietnam enterprises do not grow up to be? As before, it now has grown up to be tended to personalize, tiny chemical ".
Once solved this problem, then join the FTA with the new generation, nearly all trade partners and key investors are involved, has opened up more opportunities. Evidence is that since 2013 many billions of dollars have been invested in Vietnam, especially in the electronics industry, textile ... initially formed the production network. This is a great opportunity for Vietnam and now in the new context of integration:
Accordingly, the industry will have more than new opportunities for investment are TS. Members pointed out include:
- Exports of comparative advantage industries such as textiles, footwear, furniture, rice, coffee, seafood ...
- Consumer Goods such as distribution, pharmaceuticals, tourism and entertainment
- Infrastructure and real estate development
- Logistics
- At the same time, the small and medium-sized enterprises will also have more opportunities to participate in the production network / industrial complex by transnational companies to lead, especially in the fields of industry support, the business connectivity services.
- The emergence of green industry, intelligent information technology, e-commerce and creative industries.
According to Dr. Thanh, Vietnam is in the time of deciding to convert the model developed by setting up the platform to pass the middle income trap. However, Vietnam needs to have a renewed impetus for reform and realize the potential of people, institutional reform, and promote innovation ....
Textile in TPP: Cooperation and proactive
http://ift.tt/1osIDDP? ... rev=search
BACKDOC: VIETNAM WILL BE THE GOLDEN CHILD OF THE EAST!
WOW! GET READY FOR A NEW GLOBAL CORPORATE NETWORK OF COMPANIES THAT HAVE NO BORDERS AND GO TO ALL SHORES! MMMM
DOC IMO
Vietnam may become the center of industrial and manufacturing such as textiles, footwear ... would benefit the industry in the global production chain when TPP effect.
Take a position at the Forum "TPP - Opportunities and challenges develop Vietnam industry" organized by the Ministry of Industry and Trade, Dr. Vo Tri Thanh, an economist, former Deputy Director of the Research Institute of the Central Economic Management said that Vietnam has the opportunity to become the industrial center of the world.
According to Dr. Members, free agreements new generation (FTAs), especially TPP has brought many new opportunities in many sectors' investment in Vietnam.
Looking at the development process of industrialization and modernization, PhD. Thanh pointed out three major changes in Vietnam: first of all, from the economy completely dependent on agriculture has gradually shifted to the industrial and services; from a closed economy to economic integration and open with plenty of water; from an economy based primarily on the State economy to rely primarily on the private sector than in the country and abroad.
Put in the context of countries in the world are setting up the new rules of the game and playground, making the role of the State narrowed and sets new requirements set out in the manufacturing business. Accordingly, the world will still be dominated by hundreds of multinational enterprises and the development oriented businesses will also be affected by the new rules.
The question: Vietnam can replace China to become major industrial centers of the world, forming a network entrenched in the global supply chains of multinational corporations?
According to Dr. Vo Tri Thanh, the TPP trade agreement, the process of industrialization and modernization will help the typical industry production networks and global values such as textiles, footwear ... would benefit the most.
"This creates a shift and unprecedented opportunity to reform the industry Vietnam" - Dr. Vo Tri Thanh said.
Explaining this, Dr. Thanh said that along with the TPP, the FTA with the EU would join the two agreements create the highest of quality. These two agreements is of great significance to develop the network, which is linked to technology, standards help Vietnam achieve its development goals as industrial centers.
However, Dr. Members expressed concern: "Is Vietnam has advantage of opportunities in terms of modernization when Vietnam enterprises do not grow up to be? As before, it now has grown up to be tended to personalize, tiny chemical ".
Once solved this problem, then join the FTA with the new generation, nearly all trade partners and key investors are involved, has opened up more opportunities. Evidence is that since 2013 many billions of dollars have been invested in Vietnam, especially in the electronics industry, textile ... initially formed the production network. This is a great opportunity for Vietnam and now in the new context of integration:
Accordingly, the industry will have more than new opportunities for investment are TS. Members pointed out include:
- Exports of comparative advantage industries such as textiles, footwear, furniture, rice, coffee, seafood ...
- Consumer Goods such as distribution, pharmaceuticals, tourism and entertainment
- Infrastructure and real estate development
- Logistics
- At the same time, the small and medium-sized enterprises will also have more opportunities to participate in the production network / industrial complex by transnational companies to lead, especially in the fields of industry support, the business connectivity services.
- The emergence of green industry, intelligent information technology, e-commerce and creative industries.
According to Dr. Thanh, Vietnam is in the time of deciding to convert the model developed by setting up the platform to pass the middle income trap. However, Vietnam needs to have a renewed impetus for reform and realize the potential of people, institutional reform, and promote innovation ....
Textile in TPP: Cooperation and proactive
http://ift.tt/1osIDDP? ... rev=search
BACKDOC: VIETNAM WILL BE THE GOLDEN CHILD OF THE EAST!
WOW! GET READY FOR A NEW GLOBAL CORPORATE NETWORK OF COMPANIES THAT HAVE NO BORDERS AND GO TO ALL SHORES! MMMM
DOC IMO
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