Trump Is More or Less Anti-Trade: Trade Minister

The transcript discusses the impact of Trump's election on EU-US trade relations, focusing on the potential challenges posed by his anti-trade rhetoric. It examines the status of trade agreements like TPP and NAFTA, and the broader implications of globalization and populism. The conversation also touches on the economic relationship between the EU and the US, considering the effects of Brexit and the need for cooperation despite differing values.

Why is it essential for the EU to maintain good relations with the US?

• To ensure military support

• To promote cultural exchange

• To maintain strong trade relations

• To influence US domestic policies

What is the current status of the TPP according to the minister?

• It is completely dead

• It has been ratified

• It is being actively negotiated

• It is on hold

How many jobs in the US are attributed to exports from Sweden?

• 400,000

• 300,000

• 200,000

• 130,000

What sentiment did the Brexit vote and Trump's election reflect?

• Support for globalization

• Opposition to globalization

• Indifference to globalization

• Support for increased immigration

What is necessary to address the challenges of globalization according to the minister?

• Stopping all trade agreements

• Reducing education funding

• Implementing structural changes

• Increasing tariffs

What is the biggest risk to EU growth according to the minister?

• The Brexit factor

• The EU's internal policies

• Trump's presidency

• Rising populism in Europe

Why can't the UK negotiate trade deals individually while still in the EU?

• The UK has no interest

• The US does not allow it

• The UK lacks the resources

• It is against EU regulations