Primer ministro canadiense Trudeau habla de comercio y TPP en Davos

The transcript discusses the completion of the TPP trade deal and its potential impact on jobs and growth. It addresses global trade skepticism, emphasizing the need for trade deals to benefit ordinary workers, not just multinationals. The speaker highlights Canada's efforts to incorporate progressive elements into trade agreements like CETA and TPP, focusing on environmental and labor standards. Challenges in negotiations, particularly in Vietnam, are noted. The importance of balancing globalization with citizen concerns is stressed, and future trade opportunities, including NAFTA, are explored.

What is a major concern people have about trade deals like TPP?

• They only benefit large corporations.

• They reduce international cooperation.

• They increase taxes for citizens.

• They lead to environmental degradation.

What was a key focus for Canada when renegotiating CETA?

• Enhancing military cooperation.

• Increasing trade with Asia.

• Incorporating progressive elements.

• Reducing tariffs on goods.

What challenge did Canada face during the TPP negotiations?

• Opposition from environmental groups.

• Lack of support from European countries.

• Disagreements over intellectual property.

• Currency exchange rate issues.

Why is it important to include citizens' concerns in trade deals?

• To reduce the cost of negotiations.

• To increase the number of trade partners.

• To gain public support and legitimacy.

• To ensure faster approval by governments.

What is the speaker's view on globalization in the context of trade?

• It should be completely avoided.

• It requires careful consideration of citizens' needs.

• It is beneficial only for developed countries.

• It leads to economic instability.