Xi Hails 'Historic' Trade Pact as APEC Summit Closes

Xi Hails 'Historic' Trade Pact as APEC Summit Closes

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The transcript covers the APEC summit where China proposed a regional free trade pact, the FTAAP, to counter US influence. President Obama supported the initiative while promoting the Trans-Pacific Partnership. A breakthrough was reached in the US-China Information Technology Agreement, aiming to eliminate tariffs on tech products. The US-China summit addressed human rights, cyber crime, climate change, and visa issues, with discussions on a bilateral investment treaty to enhance market access. The summit also focused on climate change and security tensions.

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

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What is the main goal of China's proposed Free Trade Area of the Asia Pacific (FTAAP)?

To focus solely on technology trade

To exclude Japan from regional trade

To counter US influence in the Asia Pacific region

To increase tariffs on US products

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Which trade agreement is seen as a rival to the FTAAP?

North American Free Trade Agreement

European Union Trade Agreement

Trans-Pacific Partnership

South Asian Free Trade Area

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What is the expected outcome of the Information Technology Agreement between China and the US?

Increase in tariffs on technology products

Elimination of tariffs on $1 trillion in global sales of technology products

Introduction of new tariffs on agricultural products

Reduction of tariffs on European technology products

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What is one of the key topics to be discussed at the US-China summit?

Human rights

Sports collaborations

Space exploration

Tourism development

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What is the purpose of the bilateral investment treaty discussed between the US and China?

To focus on cultural exchanges

To restrict Chinese investments in the US

To create better market access between the two economies

To increase tariffs on imports