I. Introduction and background
Trans Pacific Partnership Treaty (TPP) is a trade agreement among 12 Pacific Rim countries. The treaty is signed on February 4, 2016 in Auckland, New Zealand in order to integrate the Asia-Pacific’s economy. The 12 members of TPP include Australia, Brunei, Chile, Malaysia, Mexico, New Zealand, Canada, Peru, Singapore, Vietnam, the USA and Japan. Trans Pacific Partnership Treaty was initially set on negotiation since 2006 (Tre, 2015). At first, the negotiation to Trans-Pacific Strategic Economic Partnership Agreement was joined by 4 parties: Brunei, Chile, New Zealand and Singapore (Fergusson, McMinimy, & William, 2015). Since then, the USA participated in the negotiation, followed by 7 other countries: Australia, …show more content…
III. Research question
1. How was Trans Pacific Partnership (TPP) treaty formed?
2. What are TPP’s strength, weakness, opportunities and threat (SWOT)?
3. What are the advantages and disadvantages of TPP agreement to Vietnam’s economy?
4. How does Vietnamese society respond to the treaty?
5. What is the future recommendation on Vietnamese economist and business people in dealing with the change of taking TPP?
IV. Research framework
The first chapter will give the general information and definition of the importance of TPP’s formation to relating countries. Chapter 2 will bring a detail look of TPP’s strength, weakness, opportunities and threat either to Vietnam or the world. In chapter 3, the advantages and disadvantages of TPP agreement to Vietnam’s economy will be discussed. Therefore, the importance of TPP could be understood better and readers could easily form their point of views whether joining TPP is beneficial or not. Chapter 4 will provide information of how Vietnamese society responds to the treaty, whether the responds are positive or negative. The final chapter will develop on the future recommendation for Vietnamese economist and business people in dealing with the change of taking TPP in order to partly guide them for their upcoming organizational …show more content…
In order to avoid plagiarism, the researcher herself has determined to work honestly and enthusiastically to the report. In other methods, American Psychology Association the 6th format and in-text citation would be used throughout the report so as to maintain the avoidant of plagiarism.
1.7.2 Validity
Validity concern more about the truth of the source when the studies happened. If the information that secondary sources brought in has the date before 90’, the information will not be relevant.
1.7.3 Bias
Bias is the state of preferring to an opinion because of its characteristic (REF). In this report, Vietnamese society’s perceptions will be taken in discussion. Therefore, bias will be a factor that cannot be avoided.
1.7.4 Reliability
Reliability depends mostly on the sources the researcher used during their processes. It depends to the genuineness of the sources. The reliability of the source will mainly depend on the fame of the organization or the individual that are reliable or well
Trans Pacific Partnership Treaty (TPP) is a trade agreement among 12 Pacific Rim countries. The treaty is signed on February 4, 2016 in Auckland, New Zealand in order to integrate the Asia-Pacific’s economy. The 12 members of TPP include Australia, Brunei, Chile, Malaysia, Mexico, New Zealand, Canada, Peru, Singapore, Vietnam, the USA and Japan. Trans Pacific Partnership Treaty was initially set on negotiation since 2006 (Tre, 2015). At first, the negotiation to Trans-Pacific Strategic Economic Partnership Agreement was joined by 4 parties: Brunei, Chile, New Zealand and Singapore (Fergusson, McMinimy, & William, 2015). Since then, the USA participated in the negotiation, followed by 7 other countries: Australia, …show more content…
III. Research question
1. How was Trans Pacific Partnership (TPP) treaty formed?
2. What are TPP’s strength, weakness, opportunities and threat (SWOT)?
3. What are the advantages and disadvantages of TPP agreement to Vietnam’s economy?
4. How does Vietnamese society respond to the treaty?
5. What is the future recommendation on Vietnamese economist and business people in dealing with the change of taking TPP?
IV. Research framework
The first chapter will give the general information and definition of the importance of TPP’s formation to relating countries. Chapter 2 will bring a detail look of TPP’s strength, weakness, opportunities and threat either to Vietnam or the world. In chapter 3, the advantages and disadvantages of TPP agreement to Vietnam’s economy will be discussed. Therefore, the importance of TPP could be understood better and readers could easily form their point of views whether joining TPP is beneficial or not. Chapter 4 will provide information of how Vietnamese society responds to the treaty, whether the responds are positive or negative. The final chapter will develop on the future recommendation for Vietnamese economist and business people in dealing with the change of taking TPP in order to partly guide them for their upcoming organizational …show more content…
In order to avoid plagiarism, the researcher herself has determined to work honestly and enthusiastically to the report. In other methods, American Psychology Association the 6th format and in-text citation would be used throughout the report so as to maintain the avoidant of plagiarism.
1.7.2 Validity
Validity concern more about the truth of the source when the studies happened. If the information that secondary sources brought in has the date before 90’, the information will not be relevant.
1.7.3 Bias
Bias is the state of preferring to an opinion because of its characteristic (REF). In this report, Vietnamese society’s perceptions will be taken in discussion. Therefore, bias will be a factor that cannot be avoided.
1.7.4 Reliability
Reliability depends mostly on the sources the researcher used during their processes. It depends to the genuineness of the sources. The reliability of the source will mainly depend on the fame of the organization or the individual that are reliable or well