Financial Institutions: CPTPP

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What is the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership (CPTPP)?

A trade pact involving 11 countries aimed at reducing trade barriers and promoting economic cooperation.

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Which countries are members of the CPTPP?

Japan, Malaysia, Vietnam, Australia, Singapore, Brunei, New Zealand, Canada, Mexico, Peru, and Chile.

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What percentage of global GDP does the CPTPP cover?

About 14%, increasing to approximately 15% with the inclusion of the UK.

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What is significant about the UK's membership in the CPTPP?

The UK is the first European country to join and becomes the largest economy in the pact after Japan.

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Why did the U.S. withdraw from the TPP?

President Donald Trump withdrew on his first day in office in 2017, derailing the original plan.

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When was the CPTPP signed?

The agreement was signed in March 2018 after renegotiation by the remaining countries.

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What is one of the main functions of the CPTPP?

Member countries reduce or eliminate tariffs on most goods traded among them.

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Which sector does Japan retain protection for under the CPTPP?

Japan retains protection for rice.

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What are some key UK exports to CPTPP markets?

Services, whisky, dairy, and automobiles.

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What will happen to tariffs on Scottish whisky going to Malaysia?

Tariffs will fall from approximately 80% to zero.

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What is the estimated GDP boost for the UK from joining the CPTPP?

About £1.8 billion, or approximately 0.08%, over 10 years.

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What motivated the UK to apply for CPTPP membership?

To expand global trading ties post-Brexit.

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What long-term downside does the UK face post-Brexit according to the Office for Budget Responsibility?

A projected reduction in long-run productivity by about 4% compared to if the UK had remained in the EU.

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What concerns do critics have regarding the UK's standards after joining the CPTPP?

There are worries that food, environment, and labor standards could be pressured to lower to compete.

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Which countries have applied or shown interest in joining the CPTPP?

Costa Rica, Ecuador, Uruguay, Thailand, Philippines, and South Korea.

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What is China's status regarding the CPTPP?

China applied to join in 2021, but the U.S. shows no sign of rejoining the pact.

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Which countries have expressed interest in joining the CPTPP?

Costa Rica, Ecuador, Uruguay, Thailand, the Philippines, South Korea, and China.

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What is a potential downside of the UK's exit from the EU mentioned in the text?

A long-run productivity reduction of 4% relative to remaining in the EU.

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What is the role of the World Economic Forum in relation to the CPTPP?

To monitor and explore the impacts of the UK joining the CPTPP on global markets.