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Running head: U.S. GOVERNMENT POLICIES

1 1 U.S. GOVERNMENT POLICIES

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U.S. GOVERNMENT POLICIES Victoria Scott Columbia Southern University U.S Government

Policies

2 THE FIVE UNITED STATES POLICIES THAT IMPACT TRADE WITH FOREIGN

COUNTRIES ARE INTERNATIONAL ORGANIC TRADE POLICY, THE GENERAL

AGREEMENT ON TARIFFS AND TRADE (GATT) ACT OF 1947, THE GENERALIZED

SYSTEM OF PREFERENCES (GSP), FREE-TRADE AGREEMENT (FTA) AND

ANTIDUMPING AND COUNTERVAILING DUTY LAWS. The aim of the trade agreements is

to protect the American people when trading with other countries. 3 SOME POLICIES ARE

BENEFICIAL WHILE OTHERS TEND TO HOLD BACK TRADE RELATIONS

BETWEEN THE TRADING COUNTRIES.

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1. The General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade Act of 1947 The purpose of the trade agreement was

to get rid of trade barriers, tariffs that hindered the US from trading with other countries.

Agreement with most nations all over the world led to trade relations thus creating World Trade

Organization (Rugman & Verbeke, 2017).

2. Antidumping and Countervailing Duty Laws The trade laws are of 1930 that were meant to

protect US manufacturing countries in other nations from being undercut. The Antidumping Laws

protect foreign imports from being sold at a lesser value than the fair value. On the other hand,

Countervailing policies are realized when a foreign government provides a manufacturing industry

with incentives so that it can sell its product cheaper in the US compared to other domestic

manufacturing industries. Violation of the policies would lead to heavy penalties by the US

government.

3. The Generalized System of Preferences The policy was introduced in developing countries to help

them use their products for foreign trade in order to boost their economic growth. The policy

benefits the United States in that it maintains trade relations which lead to investment in those

nations. 4 THE US IS ABLE TO GET RAW MATERIALS FOR ITS INDUSTRIES

(OFFICE OF THE UNITED STATES TRADE REPRESENTATIVE, 2017).

4. Free-Trade Agreement (FTA) This is a trade agreement that was signed by US and Britain to

allow for free trade and between the two countries. The policy was introduced By Obama who

increasingly sympathized with the United States labor concerns making him turn to trade

liberalization to boost the economy of the country from the 2011 recession. The trade policy was

meant to increase goods and services between the two countries.

5. International Organic Trade Policy The aim of the US policy was to make arrangements with

foreign countries that would ease exchange of organic products. 5 THE MOVE WAS TO

CREATE MARKET OPPORTUNITIES AND BOOST UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT

OF AGRICULTURE PRODUCERS (UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF

AGRICULTURE, 2015) IDENTIFY THREE FACTORS OF PRODUCTION, AND

DESCRIBE HOW THEIR MOBILITY IS GOOD OR BAD FOR U.S. trade.

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6 THREE FACTORS OF PRODUCTION INCLUDE LABOR, LAND AND CAPITAL. 3

LAND AND LABOR ARE FACTORS SINCE WHEN THERE ARE CHANGES IN THESE

DEFINED AREAS, THE MOBILITY OF TRADE IS INFLUENCED, FOR INSTANCE, IF

THERE IS A PLENITUDE OF TREES THAT CAN BE CHOPPED DOWN, AT THAT

POINT MOBILITY IS DECIDEDLY INFLUENCED, IN LIGHT OF THE FACT THAT

WOOD IS DEPENDABLE IN HIGH DEMAND. IN ANY CASE, IF THERE IS A LACK OF

TREES, AT THAT POINT MOBILITY IS NEGATIVELY INFLUENCED IN LIGHT OF

THE FACT THAT THE DEMAND IS GREATER THAN THE SUPPLY. LABOR

MOBILITY IS GREAT WHEN PEOPLE CAN MOVE AROUND IN THE ACTIVE FORCE,

OBTAINING NEW CAPACITIES AND ACCLIMATING TO THE CHANGING ECONOMY

OF THE NATION, LABOR MOBILITY IS BAD WHEN THERE ARE A BIGGER

NUMBER OF WORKERS THAN THERE ARE EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES

(OFFICE OF THE UNITED STATES TRADE REPRESENTATIVE, 2017).

5 DISTINGUISH BETWEEN ABSOLUTE ADVANTAGE AND COMPARATIVE

ADVANTAGE TRADE THEORIES AND GIVE EXAMPLES

Absolute advantage happens when the overhead costs of producing an item are lower than in any

other nation in the world. 3 THEY ARE THE NATION THAT WILL BENEFIT MOST

FROM CREATION AND OUTSIDE TRADE, BECAUSE THEY DON'T HAVE AS HIGH

OVERHEAD COSTS AS DIFFERENT NATIONS AND CAN, THEREFORE, SELL THEIR

ITEMS CHEAPER AND HAVE THE GREATEST ADVANTAGE IN THE

INTERNATIONAL MARKETPLACE. COMPARATIVE ADVANTAGE HAPPENS WHEN

ONE NATION HAS A LOWER OPPORTUNITY COST THAN ANOTHER, FOR

EXAMPLE, IF COMPANY A CAN MAKE A MATTRESS IN 8 HOURS AND CAN MAKE A

TV IN 2 HOURS, AND PROVINCE B CAN MAKE A MATTRESS IN 6 HOURS AND A TV

IN 4 HOURS, COMPANY A HAS THE COMPARATIVE ADVANTAGE BECAUSE IT

JUST TAKES A FOURTH OF AN OPPORTUNITY TO MAKE THE TV WHERE

COMPANY B TAKES HALF AN OPPORTUNITY TO MAKE THE SAME TV (RUGMAN &

VERBEKE, 2017).

5 CHOOSE EITHER THE TPP OR THE T-TIP FREE TRADE AGREEMENT AND

DESCRIBE WHICH OTHER COUNTRIES HAVE SIGNED ON AND WHY THE U.S. 3

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SENATE SHOULD RATIFY OR NOT RATIFY THE AGREEMENT, ALSO EXPLAIN

HOW REGIONAL TRADING GROUPS INFLUENCE ORGANIZATIONS.

THE TRANS-PACIFIC PARTNERSHIP IS A TRADE AGREEMENT CONTAINED FOR

THE MOST PART ASIAN-PACIFIC NATIONS AND WAS PLANNED TO OFFER

SECURITIES FOR THE EARTH, AMERICAN INTERESTS, INTELLECTUAL

PROPERTY, AND HUMAN RIGHTS, ANYWAY, THE TPP APPEARS TO HAVE FLAWS

SO MISTAKEN THAT OUR LEADER LEFT THIS AGREEMENT WITH LONG PERIODS

OF TAKING OFFICE. THE ORIGINAL AGREEMENT REPRESENTED THE

POTENTIAL FOR LARGE WELFARE GAINS FOR THE 25% OF THE PRESENT

WORLD TRADE AND 40% OF THE GLOBAL GDP (MURPHY, 2017). 7 DIFFERENT

NATIONS THAT HAVE MARKED ON TO THE TPP INCLUDE AUSTRALIA, BRUNEI,

CANADA, CHILE, JAPAN, MALAYSIA, MEXICO, NEW ZEALAND, PERU,

SINGAPORE AND VIETNAM. 3 THE UNITED STATES SEPARATED ITSELF WITH

THIS AGREEMENT BECAUSE THE PRESIDENT, AND MANY OTHERS, FELT THAT

THIS AGREEMENT WAS DETRIMENTAL TO THE LONG HAUL TRADE

ACHIEVEMENT OF OUR NATION. THE REASONS BEHIND THIS CHOICE WERE

THAT THIS AGREEMENT WOULD TAKE OCCUPATIONS AWAY FROM AMERICA,

ULTIMATELY HARMING THE NATIONAL ECONOMY, LOWERING THE

NOURISHMENT SAFETY STANDARDS OF IMPORTS AND EXPORTS, AND THE

TOTAL SECRECY OF THE AGREEMENT ALL IN ALL. THE U.S. OUGHT NOT TO

RATIFY THIS AGREEMENT AS I TRUST THAT THE PRESIDENT MADE THE BEST

CHOICE FOR OUR NATION.

REGIONAL TRADING GATHERINGS CAN POSITIVELY IMPACT ORGANIZATIONS

INSOFAR AS THE AIM IS TO REARRANGE TRADE BETWEEN NATIONS, THIS,

NOTWITHSTANDING, ISN'T USUALLY THE CASE. Ideally, regional trade agreements

would enable more liberated streaming trade between nations, in any case, in many cases regional

trading gatherings will advocate for charges that don't positively affect nations that are individuals

from the gathering, causing a mandatory change in the law that ultimately benefits the regional

trading gathering (Rugman & Verbeke, 2017).The regional trading bunches that want to make trade

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between nations easier can have a greater impact on international trade because they are keen on

what is best for the entire instead of just a few.

3 REFERENCES UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. (2015, April).

U.S. 3 AGRICULTURE BENEFITS FROM TRADE AGREEMENTS. RETRIEVED FROM

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE WEBSITE:

HTTPS://WWW.FAS.USDA.GOV/SITES/DEFAULT/FILES/2015-

04/US_AG_BENEFITS_FROM_TRADE_AGREEMENTS_APR_2015.PDF OFFICE OF

THE UNITED STATES TRADE REPRESENTATIVE. (2017). U.S. 3 GENERALIZED

SYSTEM OF PREFERENCES GUIDEBOOK. WASHINGTON, D.C: OFFICE OF THE

UNITED STATES TRADE REPRESENTATIVE, EXECUTIVE OFFICE OF THE

PRESIDENT.

Murphy, R. 3 (2017, MARCH 21). PROTECTING HUMAN RIGHTS VS. INCREASED

TRADE INFLUENCE: THE PROS AND CONS OF WITHDRAWING FROM THE TPP.

RETRIEVED FROM IVN WEBSITE: 6 HTTPS://IVN.US/2017/03/21/PROS-CONS-

WITHDRAWING-TRANS-PACIFIC-PARTNERSHIP/ RUGMAN, A., & VERBEKE, A.

(2017). Global corporate strategy and trade policy. Routledge.

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THE FIVE UNITED STATES POLICIES THAT IMPACT TRADE WITH FOREIGN COUNTRIES ARE INTERNATIONAL ORGANIC TRADE POLICY, THE GENERAL AGREEMENT ON TARIFFS AND TRADE (GATT) ACT OF 1947, THE GENERALIZED SYSTEM OF PREFERENCES (GSP), FREE-TRADE AGREEMENT (FTA) AND ANTIDUMPING AND COUNTERVAILING DUTY LAWS

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The General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT) Act of 1947, International Organic Trade Policy, Antidumping and Countervailing Duty Laws, the Generalized System of Preferences (GSP), and the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA)

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SOME POLICIES ARE BENEFICIAL WHILE OTHERS TEND TO HOLD BACK TRADE RELATIONS BETWEEN THE TRADING COUNTRIES

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Some of the policies are beneficial to all parties concerned, while others hinder trade relations between countries

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LAND AND LABOR ARE FACTORS SINCE WHEN THERE ARE CHANGES IN THESE DEFINED AREAS, THE MOBILITY OF TRADE IS INFLUENCED, FOR INSTANCE, IF THERE IS A PLENITUDE OF TREES THAT CAN BE CHOPPED DOWN, AT THAT POINT MOBILITY IS DECIDEDLY INFLUENCED, IN LIGHT OF THE FACT THAT WOOD IS DEPENDABLE IN HIGH DEMAND

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Land and labor are factors because when there are changes in these areas, the mobility of trade is affected, for example, if there is an abundance of trees that can be cut down, then mobility is positively affected, because wood is always in high demand

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IN ANY CASE, IF THERE IS A LACK OF TREES, AT THAT POINT MOBILITY IS NEGATIVELY INFLUENCED IN LIGHT OF THE FACT THAT THE DEMAND IS GREATER THAN THE SUPPLY

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However, if there is a shortage of trees, then mobility is negatively affected because the demand is greater than the supply

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LABOR MOBILITY IS GREAT WHEN PEOPLE CAN MOVE AROUND IN THE ACTIVE FORCE, OBTAINING NEW CAPACITIES AND ACCLIMATING TO THE CHANGING ECONOMY OF THE NATION, LABOR MOBILITY IS BAD WHEN THERE ARE A BIGGER NUMBER OF WORKERS THAN THERE ARE EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES (OFFICE OF THE UNITED STATES TRADE REPRESENTATIVE, 2017)

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Labor mobility is good when individuals can move around in the job force, acquiring new abilities and adjusting to the changing economy of the country, labor mobility is bad when there are more workers than there are jobs available (Okun, 1973)

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THEY ARE THE NATION THAT WILL BENEFIT MOST FROM CREATION AND OUTSIDE TRADE, BECAUSE THEY DON'T HAVE AS HIGH OVERHEAD COSTS AS DIFFERENT NATIONS AND CAN, THEREFORE, SELL THEIR ITEMS CHEAPER AND HAVE THE GREATEST ADVANTAGE IN THE INTERNATIONAL MARKETPLACE

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They are the country that will benefit most from production and foreign trade because they do not have as high overhead costs as other countries and can therefore sale their products cheaper and have the biggest advantage in the international marketplace

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COMPARATIVE ADVANTAGE HAPPENS WHEN ONE NATION HAS A LOWER OPPORTUNITY COST THAN ANOTHER, FOR EXAMPLE, IF COMPANY A CAN MAKE A MATTRESS IN 8 HOURS AND CAN MAKE A TV IN 2 HOURS, AND PROVINCE B CAN MAKE A MATTRESS IN 6 HOURS AND A TV IN 4 HOURS,

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Comparative advantage occurs when one country has a lower opportunity cost than another, for example, if company A can make a mattress in 8 hours and can make a television in 2 hours, and county B can make a mattress in 6 hours and a television in 4 hours, company A has the comparative advantage because it only takes a

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COMPANY A HAS THE COMPARATIVE ADVANTAGE BECAUSE IT JUST TAKES A FOURTH OF AN OPPORTUNITY TO MAKE THE TV WHERE COMPANY B TAKES HALF AN OPPORTUNITY TO MAKE THE SAME TV (RUGMAN & VERBEKE, 2017)

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SENATE SHOULD RATIFY OR NOT RATIFY THE AGREEMENT, ALSO EXPLAIN HOW REGIONAL TRADING GROUPS INFLUENCE ORGANIZATIONS

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Senate should ratify or not ratify the agreement, also explain how regional trading groups influence organizations

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THE TRANS-PACIFIC PARTNERSHIP IS A TRADE AGREEMENT CONTAINED FOR THE MOST PART ASIAN-PACIFIC NATIONS AND WAS PLANNED TO OFFER SECURITIES FOR THE EARTH, AMERICAN INTERESTS, INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY, AND HUMAN RIGHTS, ANYWAY, THE TPP APPEARS TO HAVE FLAWS SO MISTAKEN THAT OUR LEADER LEFT THIS AGREEMENT WITH LONG PERIODS OF TAKING OFFICE

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The Trans-pacific partnership is a trade agreement comprised of mostly Asian-Pacific countries and was intended to offer protections for the environment, American interests, intellectual property, and human rights, however the TPP seems to have flaws so erroneous that our president exited this agreement with hours of taking office (Murphy, 2017)

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THE ORIGINAL AGREEMENT REPRESENTED THE POTENTIAL FOR LARGE WELFARE GAINS FOR THE 25% OF THE PRESENT WORLD TRADE AND 40% OF THE GLOBAL GDP (MURPHY, 2017)

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The original agreement posed the potential for very large welfare gains for the 25% of the current world trade and 40% of the global GDP (Burnson, 2016)

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THE UNITED STATES SEPARATED ITSELF WITH THIS AGREEMENT BECAUSE THE PRESIDENT, AND MANY OTHERS, FELT THAT THIS AGREEMENT WAS DETRIMENTAL TO THE LONG HAUL TRADE ACHIEVEMENT OF OUR NATION

The United States disconnected itself with this agreement because the president, and many others, felt that this agreement was detrimental to the long-term trade success of our country

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THE REASONS BEHIND THIS CHOICE WERE THAT THIS AGREEMENT WOULD TAKE OCCUPATIONS AWAY FROM AMERICA, ULTIMATELY HARMING THE NATIONAL ECONOMY, LOWERING THE NOURISHMENT SAFETY STANDARDS OF IMPORTS AND EXPORTS, AND THE TOTAL SECRECY OF THE AGREEMENT ALL IN ALL

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The reasons behind this decision was that this agreement would take jobs away from America, ultimately harming the national economy, lowering the food safety standards of imports and exports, and the total secrecy of the agreement as a whole (Longman, 2015)

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THE U.S

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The U.S

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OUGHT NOT TO RATIFY THIS AGREEMENT AS I TRUST THAT THE PRESIDENT MADE THE BEST CHOICE FOR OUR NATION

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should not ratify this agreement as I believe that the president made the best decision for our country

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REGIONAL TRADING GATHERINGS CAN POSITIVELY IMPACT ORGANIZATIONS INSOFAR AS THE AIM IS TO REARRANGE TRADE BETWEEN NATIONS, THIS, NOTWITHSTANDING, ISN'T USUALLY THE CASE

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Regional trading groups can positively influence organizations so long as the aim is to simplify trade between countries, this, however, is not usually the case

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REFERENCES UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE

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Retrieved from United States Department of Agriculture Website

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AGRICULTURE BENEFITS FROM TRADE AGREEMENTS

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agriculture benefits from trade agreements

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RETRIEVED FROM UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE WEBSITE

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Retrieved from United States Department of Agriculture Website

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HTTPS://WWW.FAS.USDA.GOV/SITES/DEFAULT/FILE S/2015- 04/US_AG_BENEFITS_FROM_TRADE_AGREEMENT S_APR_2015.PDF OFFICE OF THE UNITED STATES TRADE REPRESENTATIVE

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GENERALIZED SYSTEM OF PREFERENCES GUIDEBOOK

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generalized system of preferences guidebook

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WASHINGTON, D.C

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Washington, D.C

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OFFICE OF THE UNITED STATES TRADE REPRESENTATIVE, EXECUTIVE OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT

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Office of the United States Trade Representative, Executive Office of the President

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(2017, MARCH 21)

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(2017, March 21)

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PROTECTING HUMAN RIGHTS VS

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Protecting human rights vs

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INCREASED TRADE INFLUENCE

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increased trade influence

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THE PROS AND CONS OF WITHDRAWING FROM THE TPP

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The pros and cons of withdrawing from the TPP

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Retrieved from IVN Website

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THE US IS ABLE TO GET RAW MATERIALS FOR ITS INDUSTRIES (OFFICE OF THE UNITED STATES TRADE REPRESENTATIVE, 2017)

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Office of the United States Trade Representative (2017)

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THE MOVE WAS TO CREATE MARKET OPPORTUNITIES AND BOOST UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE PRODUCERS (UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, 2015) IDENTIFY THREE FACTORS OF PRODUCTION, AND DESCRIBE HOW THEIR MOBILITY IS GOOD OR BAD FOR U.S

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Identify three factors of production, and describe how their mobility is good or bad for U.S

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DISTINGUISH BETWEEN ABSOLUTE ADVANTAGE AND COMPARATIVE ADVANTAGE TRADE THEORIES AND GIVE EXAMPLES

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Distinguish between absolute advantage and comparative advantage trade theories and give examples

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CHOOSE EITHER THE TPP OR THE T-TIP FREE TRADE AGREEMENT AND DESCRIBE WHICH OTHER COUNTRIES HAVE SIGNED ON AND WHY THE U.S

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Choose either the TPP or the T-TIP free trade agreement and describe which other countries have signed on and why the U.S

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THREE FACTORS OF PRODUCTION INCLUDE LABOR, LAND AND CAPITAL

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Land, Labor and Capital Three factors of production include

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HTTPS://IVN.US/2017/03/21/PROS-CONS- WITHDRAWING-TRANS-PACIFIC-PARTNERSHIP/ RUGMAN, A., & VERBEKE, A

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DIFFERENT NATIONS THAT HAVE MARKED ON TO THE TPP INCLUDE AUSTRALIA, BRUNEI, CANADA, CHILE, JAPAN, MALAYSIA, MEXICO, NEW ZEALAND, PERU, SINGAPORE AND VIETNAM

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Australia, Brunei, Canada, Chile, Japan, Malaysia, Mexico, New Zealand, Peru, Singapore, the United States and Vietnam