Free trade
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- Well let's weigh the pros and cons and let's see!
- Hey, Weve been talking about free trade in my class latel. Do you think it worth the price?
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- “We don't really have a free trade regime. Free trade would mean that you took away all barriers to trade, all impediments to a level playing field. “
- This quote from Joseph Stilgitz notes that We don't really have a free trade system, it would mean we took away all restrictions, quotas, tariffs, etc that prevented the flow of goods and product between countries. Businesses would compete equally without government interference but this would simply be too difficult of an achievement because there will always be some factors or regulations in place.
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- We can also think about the quote "I understand the Principle of Comparative Advantage" and "I advocate Free Trade." For one hundred seventy years, the appreciation that international trade benefits a country whether it is "fair" or not has been one of the touchstones of professionalism in economics. Comparative advantage is not just an idea both simple and profound; it is an idea that conflicts directly with both stubborn popular prejudices and powerful interests. This combination makes the defense of free trade as close to a sacred tenet as any idea in economics.
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