What Does the Trans-Pacific Partnership Agreement Mean for California Agriculture?
Daniel A. Sumner, Hyunok Lee, and William A. Matthews
from ARE Update Vol. 19, No. 1, Sep/Oct, 2015
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Abstract
If it were implemented, the Trans-Pacific Partnership agreement would lower import barriers and facilitate export
for many of California's significant agricultural exports to Pacific Rim nations—most importantly in Japan. By
modestly improving growth prospects, it would also help create larger markets in developing countries—most
importantly Vietnam.
Keywords
TPP, Free Trade Agreement , Agricultural Exports, Trans-Pacific Partnership
Citation
Daniel A. Sumner, Hyunok Lee, and William A. Matthews. 2015. "What Does the Trans-Pacific Partnership Agreement Mean for California Agriculture?" ARE Update 19(1): 1-4. University of California Giannini Foundation of Agricultural Economics.
https://giannini.ucop.edu/filer/file/1453327773/16977/