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CPTPP explained. The Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership (CPTPP) is a free trade agreement between Canada and 10 other countries in the Indo-Pacific. CPTPP covers virtually all sectors and aspects of trade between Canada and member countries to reduce trade barriers and facilitate trade.
CPTPP members will eliminate import duties of 97% - 100% tariff lines for goods originating from Viet Nam. Most of Vietnamese goods when imported into CPTPP members will be subject to import duties of 0% immediately when the Agreement enters into force.
In September 2021, China applied for membership of the CPTPP. Japan, the 2021 chair of the CPTPP, said that it would consult with member countries to respond to China's request. In July 2023, as CPTPP members formally accepted the United Kingdom as the 12th member, Australia indicated that China has no hope of being accepted in the near term.
2021年10月13日 · We examine China’s bid to join the CPTPP, the challenges it needs to overcome to gain membership, and differences between the RCEP and CPTPP agreements. China has formally applied to accede to the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership (CPTPP) trade agreement in September 2021. ...
Up to now, the CPTPP was ratified by all 11 member countries. The UK is the first country outside of the founding member countries to join the Agreement. The UK applied in February 2021, and then officially signed the Agreement to become a CPTPP member on July 16, 2023, which increase the total number of members of the CPTPP to 12.
This study examines the determinants of Vietnam’s export to CPTPP by applying the gravity model to panel data for the period of 2003-2016. Besides the conventional variables such as economic ...
2021年10月4日 · Australia can also encourage the other CPTPP members, notably Japan, to see things similarly. And Australia should encourage the US to not only come back to the deal (another remote possibility) but also adopt a similar perspective with regards to China’s accession bid.
