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 @2Q6VKQZจาก New York ตอบแล้ว…4ปี4Y

Yes, with the provision that companies may not move their base. This is to incentivize trade and create jobs and a stronger economy- we should have provisions and guidelines in place for participants to ensure the continued growth of the american workforce.

 @2Q6L3VVจาก New York ตอบแล้ว…4ปี4Y

No, free trade must be allowed and not subject to treaties guaranteeing reciprocity. We should not engage in trade wars; the market will provide the incentive for other countries to stop protectionism; even if they are deaf to the market, using force is counterproductive.

 @44gangsterจาก Maryland ตอบแล้ว…4ปี4Y

 @songtureจาก Texas ตอบแล้ว…4ปี4Y

 @2MBSN9Bจาก California ตอบแล้ว…4ปี4Y

 @2MBJY6Cจาก California ตอบแล้ว…4ปี4Y

 @2MB8H68จาก Maine ตอบแล้ว…4ปี4Y

No it reduces a country's sovereignty and makes it easier for corporations to exploit countries for economic gain. Some countries will see a reduction in their food safety standards and some will miss out on jobs. Countries will loose some of their authority and will be able to be sued by corporations.

 @2M8Q3PKจาก Alabama ตอบแล้ว…4ปี4Y

No, I do not support any kind of agreement that may, by circumstance or design, force Americans to do business with any country or persons who commit criminal acts against humanity, as several of the intended "partners" are known to do.