The hopeless Japanese
Prime Minister, Noda, signed up for the Trans-Pacific Partnership agreement
without critical thinking of the cost-benefit analysis for his own country on
Nov 11, 2011. TPP is often heard in Japanese news websites and personal
journals in these days. The Japanese mainstream media calls it as a messiah of
the global economic recession; compared to the mainstream media, many personal
journal bloggers and some economists strongly suspect it. I’m also skeptical
with TPP as the global trade partnership.
Now, several foreign
websites such as TPP watch, introduce the possible risks of the TPP agreement.
As many economists points out as a critic of TPP, the information of the TPP is
deeply closed to the public even if many countries already participated in the
tie. No country can still explain the details of the TPP, especially the
analytical conclusion for the global economy in the TPP tie. I highly doubt why
the countries in TPP could participate the tie without thinking about it. The
clearest thing I could learn from the issue, the Japanese Prime Minister, Noda
in Japanese Democrat, is merely useless from the beginning.
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