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What next for Japan’s free trade agreements?

With the writing on the wall for the TPP, Japan’s government believes that its next best bet would be a bilateral deal with the US. In principle, this could generate sizeable benefits by opening Japan’s closed economy to competition and reducing non-tariff barriers to trade, but it would take years to reach an agreement.

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