In December 2015 the Australian and Chinese governments agreed to a bilateral Free Trade agreement. The agreement made 95% of all Australian exports into China tariff-free including agricultural products such as beef and dairy. Opponents of the deal included Unions who argued that it posed the risk of shipping jobs to China since it did not contain any labour market testing requirements. Proponents argue that the deal will grow the economy by giving exporters greater access to the expanding Chinese economy.
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37.4k Melbourne (C) rinkėjų atsakymų rodikliai.
53% Taip |
47% Nr |
50% Taip |
30% Nr |
3% Yes, but only if China agrees to float the yuan and end its currency manipulation |
9% No, not until China meets strict humanitarian and animal rights standards |
7% No, and we should do more to prevent the outsourcing of Australian jobs |
Palaikymo tendencija laikui bėgant kiekvienam 37.4k Melbourne (C) rinkėjų atsakymui.
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Tendencija, kokia svarbi ši problema 37.4k Melbourne (C) rinkėjų.
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