FDI Perspective No. 211: “NAFTA 2.0: a way forward for the investment chapter,” by Mélida Hodgson

Mélida Hodgson

Oct 23, 2017

The contentious NAFTA negotiations have yet to produce a concrete proposal for the investment chapter. The Trans-Pacific Partnership investment chapter, an improvement over NAFTA, can be enhanced to create a modern chapter that balances national interests. This Perspective offers some ideas of how to get there.

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FDI Perspective No. 211: “NAFTA 2.0: a way forward for the investment chapter,” by Mélida Hodgson

Authors

Mélida Hodgson

Mélida Hodgson

Further Reading

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