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Which geographytheme would be most concerned with international trade?
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∙ 12y ago
interaction
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Which court would hear a case concerned with a foreign trade question?
U.S. Court of International Trade
Which geographic theme would be most concerned with international trade?
the geographic theme would be interaction (interaction)
Why were southern states concerned about giving the federal government the power to regulate international commerce?
They were worried that the government would put restriction on the slave trade. Apex
Which would be a responsibility of the World Trade Organization?
Monitoring international trade agreements would be a responsibility of the World Trade Organization.
What would be a responsibility of world trade organization?
To monitor international trade agreements.
What conditions would exist if the US did not engage in international trade?
Without international trade, goods would either cost more, not be available, or, if available, be of unreliable supply.
If you are concerned about deceptive advertising which federal agency would you contact?
federal trade commission
What would happen without international trade?
destruction of the whole world
At what levels might a firm get involved in international trade?
There is a few reasons why a firm might get involved in international trade. It would help there company grow and it will help with global.
Why are many north Americans concerned about the free trade agreement of the Americas ftaa?
The agreement would hurt U.S. workers.
How would international trade theorists view the fair trade movement?
International trade theorists feel that even if nations trade freely, smaller nations become increasingly dependent on richer states whose actions end up depleting the natural resources of the smaller country slowing their progress.
What was Adam smith reason for recommending free trade that is international trade with no tariffs or other governmental barriers to trade?
free trade would make the world's economies more efficient by permitting firms to compete internationally.
