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Japan's Prime Minister Shinzo Abe and Donald Trump agreed a limited trade deal as he tries to win back support from farmers unhappy with his trade wars.

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President Donald Trump recently said he was open to returning to the Trans-Pacific Partnership, but only if he could get a "substantially better" deal than his predecessor.

Trump right to reconsider TPP even if allies resist renegotiation bid.

Trump's vision of world trade sees countries looking after their own self-interest in the pursuit of the best possible deal.

A tariff wall removes pressure on states to make businesses more competitive.

Even if high tariffs forces more manufacturing in the U.S., those industries are likely to rely on robotics, not on labor.

In a world confused and disturbed by Trump, China will find it easier to play down its own lack of transparency and accountability. Maybe, finally, it will be able to convert its economic power into political influence.

When word swirled through Washington on Thursday that Trump might be preparing to ease U.S. sanctions on Russia, worried European diplomats began calling the National Security Council and asking if the rumors were true.

Limiting competition ensures that taxpayers get a smaller bang for their buck.

Trump, who took office last Friday, reiterated on Thursday he would strike numerous bilateral deals, as opposed to multilateral accords like the TPP.

Trump doesn't understand the first thing about trade negotiations

Japan had led the push for TPP as a counterweight to China's power in the region.

The meeting came as Trump ended U.S. involvement in the Trans-Pacific Partnership trade deal.

And will America's exit dramatically impact the global economy?

Tearing up trade deals does little to address the problem of American joblessness and stagnant incomes.

In an interview with the Handelsblatt newspaper to appear on Tuesday, Gabriel said, "If Trump starts a trade war with Asia and South America, it will open opportunities for us."

President also signs executive orders declaring a federal hiring freeze and banning NGOs from performing overseas abortions if they receive federal funds.

Trump has pledged to shake up the current order from his first days in office.

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From Britain's Brexit to Trump's victory, the old year was full of surprises.

The "strategic intent" of the deal was underplayed during the election.

China's own version of the trade deal could prevail in the region in the future.

Chinese president Xi Jinping says the country will 'open more' to the outside world; New Zealand PM says China will fill any void created by Trump.

Trump's remedy is similar to what Larry Summers has prescribed to avoid "secular stagnation."

Repealing Obamacare and the Paris Agreement would be complicated matters.

Here's a simple prescription: Whatever Obama did by regulation, undo.

In Trump's zero-sum view, trade balances are like a scorecard for trade.

The president-elect will use executive orders to alter laws on trade, immigration and financial regulation.

The candidates can find some common ground on infrastructure spending and carried interest reform.