Trade pact push draws state viewsTrade pact push draws state views
Washington, DC,
November 13, 2015
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Arkansas Democrat-Gazette
The White House stated its case Thursday for passage of the Trans-Pacific Partnership, saying the trade agreement would increase U.S. exports, lower foreign tariffs and open 11 overseas countries to more American goods and products. That message was echoed by officials from Wal-Mart and Tyson, two companies that do business across the Pacific. Click here to read more. |
