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Should the U.S. back India's membership in Asia–Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC)?
Walter Lohman and
Derek Scissors, Ph.D. seem to think so.
For India to join, it must commit to APEC’s mission to “champion free
and open trade and investment.” It must also be able to participate
effectively. This means providing the required information concerning
its own regulatory environment and working to harmonize it with the
existing and future regulations introduced by other members. It may take
several years for India to create the capacity to provide and absorb
the information, but it would certainly not be the first member to
suffer from institutional overload. The benefit to all APEC members of
exercising patience with this process will be a much larger active
economy with better-matched regulatory standards.
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