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http://www.state.gov/e/eb/tpp/bta/fta/c26474.htm

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The authors have a reason to hold a view on my issue because they explain on how each country view free trade diffidently. It briefly explain each country and how much they earn or loose during free trade.They don't have a political bias because they don't state their opinion they explain facts or each country. Political bias would be talking bad about each country and not stating complete facts about them. They show countries from south america and north america and other countries as well. 

What are the benefits of free trade agreements ?

The United States has 13 free trade agreements with 19 countries. They have eleven central america countries, and seven north america countries. The united states has a free trade with Australia the United States exported $27.5 billion in goods and imported $10.2 billion in Australia products.One of the central america countries is Dominican Republic and since thee free trade the economy increased by 270 %. The benefits is that your economy is increasing which means you can make the country better and also improve on certain communites. Its also a benefit because some people may rely on this free trade for the life for their home and families so its not only helping the country its helping the people.


Sources: http://www.state.gov/e/eb/tpp/bta/fta/c26474.htm

What I know

What I Know 

• Certain countries may have things that other countries might need.
•  International trade is very improtant in many countries
• Countries usally have a dramtic enomic growth aftre the trade.
• Its beneficial to countries
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International Trade Agreements

International Trade Agreements - In 1776, Adam Smith published the Wealth of Nations. Economist accepted that free trade among nations improve economic welfare. International trade allows each country to sell their merchandise cheaply to other countries.Free trade is not a benefit for everyone though. Sometimes it causes people to loose money there buisness may go bankcrupt so then therefore they forbid free trade agreements." Some of the groups that are hurt by foreign competition wield enough political power to obtain protection against imports. Consequently, barriers to trade continue to exist despite their sizable economic costs. "





Sources-http://www.econlib.org/library/Enc/InternationalTradeAgreements.html