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describe free trade
absence of government intervention
- allows specialization
- encourages efficiency
describe protectionism
departure from free trade, designed to give some protection to domestic industries from foreign competition
what are two types of tariffs/taxes?
1. specific: a certain price per unit
2. ad valorem: a certain percentage of the price of the good
what are two reasons to institute tariffs?
- protectionism
- revenue
what are non-tariff barriers?
- quantitative restrictions
- import licenses
- standards and codes
- foreign exchange restrictions
what are some arguments for protectionism?
- self-sufficient/strategic industries
- diversification for stability
- infant industry
- present unfair competitions
- protect domestic jobs
what is dumping?
selling in a foreign market below cost
when was GATT created?
- post WWII
what did GATT succeed at, and what did if fail at?
GATT succeed at reducing tariffs and liberalizing trade
GATT failed at attempting to remove Non-Tariff Barriers
what organization superseded GATT?
the world trade organization
when was the EU created?
in the 1950s