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The Trans-Pacific Partnership is a regional free trade agreement (FTA) created to reduce trade barriers and harmonize rules and regulations that further intensify the concentration of resources, wealth, and power into the hands of industrial countries and their corporate elites.

TPP specifically targets the Asia-Pacific region, but it imposes rules for global trade because of its vast implication to the world economy.

You can download a copy of our infographics on TPP below: