Trans Pacific Partnership The world has witnessed numerous trade deals since the start of globalization. For a business to run smoothly, nations lay rules that every trade partner is required to adhere to, while the failure to do so will lead to sanctions and banishments. Interestingly, the powerful nations have a significant influence in setting the agreement conditions that, in most instances, have favored their self-interest over that of other participants. However, China, whose trade thrives on the Asian continent, has understood this game and it has been reluctant to accept the Trans Pacific Trade Deal because it argues that it is in the interests of the United States. Thus, the paper is a discussion of China's trade in relation to other nations and the explanation of how this relationship informs its rationale for and against the Trans Pacific partnership Since its inception, the Republic of China has struggled to improve its trade institutions to the level they are today; ...