Pritzker: TPP Is Not Dead, Deal Could Get Done

The transcript discusses the importance of the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) for the U.S. in terms of economic and strategic benefits. It highlights the necessity of engaging in global trade, especially with Asian countries, to avoid being left out of a significant market. The role of technology in trade and the need for better education to mitigate job market disruptions are also emphasized. The transcript concludes with a discussion on the current status of TPP, its potential passage, and the political efforts involved.

Why is participating in the TPP crucial for the U.S.?

• To avoid being left out of Asian markets

• To increase domestic production

• To limit global trade

• To reduce dependency on technology

What is a key factor that can influence the benefits of global trade?

• The number of trade partners

• The level of education

• The speed of technological advancement

• The size of the domestic market

How can the U.S. mitigate technological disruptions in the job market?

• By reducing trade agreements

• By improving the education system

• By outsourcing jobs

• By increasing tariffs

What are the two main reasons for the U.S. to lead in global trade?

• Economic and cultural

• Strategic and economic

• Technological and environmental

• Political and social

What is the current status of the TPP according to the transcript?

• It is completely dead

• It is still possible to pass

• It has been rejected by Congress

• It is already implemented