As the cornerstone of the Obama Administration’s economic policy in the Asia Pacific, the Trans-Pacific Partnership reflects the United States’ economic priorities and values. The TPP not only seeks to provide new and meaningful market access for American goods and services exports, but also set high-standard rules for trade, and address vital 21st-century issues within the global economy.
Bureaus & Offices
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Department of Commerce
(DOC)
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- Bureau of Industry and Security (BIS)
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Office of the Secretary
(OS)
- Office of the Chief of Staff
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