The simple fact is that even if US trade negotiator Susan Schwab had refused to make a single “concession,” and if Europe, Japan, and the big emerging markets had kept their best offers on the table, the US would still remain more open than all but a few small countries.
Même si la négociatrice américaine, Susan Schwab, a refusé la moindre "concession", tandis que l'Europe, le Japon et les grands pays émergeants maintenaient leurs propositions, à l'exception d'une poignée de petits pays, les USA ouvrent plus largement leurs frontières commerciales que les autres nations.