Dr. Perryman describes the purpose of the agreement and whether it is really feasible to execute.
Dr. Perryman has noticed a greater than usual degree of uncertainty in the global economy.
The 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.
The latest forecast for the global economy from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) indicates the pace of growth may increase over the next year. This pattern would not only enhance conditions in a number of countries, but also is beneficial to major trading nations such as the United States.
In 2015, goods valued at more than $250 billion left Texas bound for more than 200 markets around the globe. The economic benefits of this export activity are massive, encompassing production and manufacturing as well as logistics and distribution. Moreover, the ripples through the economy multiply these effects several times over.