You're probably talking about how the government often imposes tariffs (import taxes) on foreign goods. That makes the same goods made in America more desirable because they're cheaper. In a way, it helps American businesses that sell products domestically.
No
It is vital to the nation's economic well-being to buy American. Buying foreign products supports foreign economies. For America to stay strong it is essential to restrict foreign products imported to compete with American made products.
tarrifs
Tariffs bring in revenue, which the US always seems to want more of. However, there is a point of diminishing returns regarding revenue. If the tariff is too high, it may reduce the amount of trade and actually produce less revenue. Tariffs make foreign goods more expensive. Higher prices on foreign goods make domestic goods more competitive and can benefit domestic producers. Tariffs may reduce the inflow of foreign goods and improve the balance of trade.
They allow producers to sell their products more cheaply than foreign competitors... apex
After the war of 1812, James Madison called for a protective tariff.
I prefer domestic products rather than foreignones when the quality and price are the sameI think foreign products are higher quality thandomestic ones.I think foreign products are more expensivethan domestic ones.I think foreign products have better after-saleservice than domestic ones.I do not like the idea about having foreignproducts.When i buy a foreign product, i feel guilty.I encourage my near surroundings in thematter of buying domestic products.I contribute something to Turkish economicsby buying domestic products.
No
It is vital to the nation's economic well-being to buy American. Buying foreign products supports foreign economies. For America to stay strong it is essential to restrict foreign products imported to compete with American made products.
It is vital to the nation's economic well-being to buy American. Buying foreign products supports foreign economies. For America to stay strong it is essential to restrict foreign products imported to compete with American made products.
Domestic and foreign policies reflected 1960s US nationalism through Inter-American machinery product and Latin American trade.
tarrifs
Tariffs bring in revenue, which the US always seems to want more of. However, there is a point of diminishing returns regarding revenue. If the tariff is too high, it may reduce the amount of trade and actually produce less revenue. Tariffs make foreign goods more expensive. Higher prices on foreign goods make domestic goods more competitive and can benefit domestic producers. Tariffs may reduce the inflow of foreign goods and improve the balance of trade.
Mercury in cigarettes of domestic and foreign products was measured by Magon's method, and the sample of a domestic brand was burned by a smoking machine and the smoke was collected for the measurement of mercury. In tobacco leaf and paper, only inorganic mercury was found in both domestic and foreign products. Its amount in tobacco leaf and paper of a piece of cigarette was about 60 ng in domestic products and about 30 ng in foreign products. By burning, the unit length of a cigarette released about 5-7 ng of mercury into smoke http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/960100
Spanish American war
They allow producers to sell their products more cheaply than foreign competitors... apex
the united states concentrated more on domestic rather than foreign affairs