A Trans-Pacific Partnership deal wouldn’t improve outlook

The Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) trade agreement, even if it was ratified soon, would be unlikely to improve Canada’s near-term economic prospects. The initial effects of the new trade agreement may even be negative, while the benefits are realised only over the longer term.

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