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CTU Submission to the International Treaty Examination of the New Zealand- China Free Trade Agreement
Submitted by Editor Policy on 15 May, 2008 - 11:04.Submission to the Foreign Affairs, Defence and Trade Select Committe, May 2008
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Summary
The CTU has consistently raised the risks of a free trade agreement with China. However we have also recognised that the overwhelming majority of the countries in the world are negotiating free trade agreements and already some 2000 have been signed.
The CTU is opposed to a neo liberal approach to free trade that seeks to break down any barriers to the unfettered access by multinational corporations to land, resources, workers, culture, plant life and so on. We oppose a globalisation agenda that treats labour as a commodity, weakens food security and prohibits nations from controlling their economies in the interests of their people.
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