The Potential Economic Benefits for Texas of a Free Trade Agreement between the United States and the European Union
Report Published on February 16, 2013Import and export activity is an essential aspect of optimizing economic performance. By allowing each nation to focus resources on those goods and services where it has a competitive advantage and import other products, foreign trade helps improve business conditions and quality of life around the globe.
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- European Union,
- free trade,
- trade,
- trade agreement,
- trade deal
The Economic Benefits of Texas‑Mexico Trade
Brief Published on February 15, 2024Trade between the United States and Mexico is crucial to both nations, and Texas has been the leading state for exports and imports between the two countries for decades. The Perryman Group estimates that trade between Texas and Mexico generates business activity across the United States of almost $1 trillion in gross domestic product annually and more than 8 million jobs (including multiplier effects and based on 2023 trade levels), with much of the activity concentrated in Texas.
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- US-Mexico border,
- Mexico,
- United States
The Importance of Russian Trade and Investment Activity to the Texas Economy
Brief Published on April 27, 2022The recent invasion of Ukraine by Russia is generating questions regarding how important Russia is to the Texas economy, particularly as policies restricting trade and investment interactions are implemented or contemplated. While no area can escape the near-term disruptive effects related to the supply chain and inflation, the specific effects on business activity within the state are relatively minor. The Perryman Group recently analyzed patterns in Texas-Russia trade and investment to assess the extent of the linkages and related economic effects.
US‑Mexico‑Canada Agreement a Major Win for the Economy
Brief Published on January 30, 2020President Trump has signed the US-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA) into law, replacing the 25-year old North American Free Trade Agreement. A strong trade agreement with Mexico and Canada is clearly a "win" for the US economy. Mexico has also passed the USMCA, and the ratification process is currently underway in Canada.
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- trade agreement,
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- USMCA
Brownsville State of the Port: 2022 Keynote Address
Video Delivered on April 14, 2022Dr. Perryman provides an economic forecast for the Rio Grande Valley and the Port of Brownsville's role in connecting international trade to the region at the 2022 State of the Port Address.
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- Brownsville,
- Rio Grande Valley,
- ports,
- speech,
- trade
Successful Trade Negotiations Between United States and European Union Could Yield Substantial Economic Benefits for the State of Texas
Press Release Released on August 07, 2018President Trump's recent announcement that the United States and the European Union (EU) would begin trade negotiations and work toward reducing constraints that could yield short-term success and help set the stage for other progress in the near future. EU members are major US trading partners, and, not only would a strong trade deal with zero tariffs have the potential to further enhance economies on both sides of the Atlantic, but also provide substantial benefits for the state of Texas.
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- trade,
- trade deal,
- EU
What is the outlook for global trade?
Radio Spot Broadcast via Texas State Networks on April 17, 2024Dr. Perryman discusses the latest outlook for global trade from the World Trade Organization.
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- outlook,
- trade,
- international
What impact might the disruptions in the Red Sea have on the global economy?
Radio Spot Broadcast via Texas State Networks on January 11, 2024Dr. Perryman discusses the disruptions in the Red Sea and the potential impact onthe global economy.
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- Red Sea,
- trade,
- global economy
Whis US port has the largest dollar trade volume ?
Radio Spot Broadcast via Texas State Networks on October 17, 2023Dr. Perryman discusses the importance of US trade with Mexico and that Laredo is the largest port in terms of trade volume in the US.
Global Impact Services
Firm Brochure Published on October 10, 2019The Perryman Group has had a global presence for four decades, successfully pursuing major initiatives on five continents. The firm has worked with most of the largest companies in the world, as well as scores of governmental entities. TPG has been involved in international trade agreements, infrastructure investments, regulatory matters, and similar major initiatives.
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