Embrgo Act
tarrif
Nations buy foreign currency primarily to stabilize their own currency's value, manage exchange rates, and influence trade balances. By accumulating foreign reserves, they can intervene in the foreign exchange market to prevent excessive volatility or depreciation of their currency. Additionally, holding foreign currency enables countries to facilitate international trade and investments, ensuring they can pay for imports and meet foreign obligations.
protectionism........
Chinese against foreign trade
An embargo is the act of one country banning trade with another country. This could just be with one industry, or trade with the entire country. A cartel is when a coalition of manufacturers tries to maintain a high price on an item and limit competition. Diffusion means to spread widely. In trade, this would probably mean to distribute a product over a larger area. Tariffs are when one country charges a foreign company to sell their product in the country.
Trade embargo.
tarrif
Trade with foreign nations.
banning of a trade with a country
Foreign policy is the practices associated with a government's handling foreign nations. Nations can change their foreign policies at any time with the right votes.
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secretary of state
To trade with
He/She can make treaties, but they need to be approved by Congress.
Commerce
The Department of Commerce is responsible for promoting American interests in foreign trade by maintaining a network of offices that report on business activity in foreign nations. Through these efforts, the department aims to facilitate economic growth and enhance international trade opportunities for American businesses.
Reducing trade barriers