Protectionism and Free Trade in America

Discussions on protectionism and free trade in the United States can be traced back to our founder. The first important legislation passed by the first General Assembly in 1789 and signed by President Washington on July 4 is protectionist tariffs, more than 90% of which are governments of the new government and the promotion of the development and development of the industry It is used for. Family farm. In contrast, Benjamin Franklin, who understands the dangers of trade restrictions, said: "There is no country to be destroyed by free trade." This argument exists throughout the history and is a major problem in current politics .

But one of the main factors against free trade is the same argument that it supports protectionism. Free trade often raises the trade deficit of some countries to potentially catastrophic levels. The New York Times pointed out that the trade deficit between the United States and almost all of its countries is expanding. The New York Times says that he is talking about President Trump. "In the past few years, I lost 800 billion dollars a year" - "The Times" is not a controversial figure. The New York Times pointed out that the cards are exaggerating the American trade deficit with China and that it is "only" $ 375 billion.

America has always been a country of trade. Under the control of the Trump regime, trade will prosper. However, in order for free trade to bring prosperity to the United States, it must also be a fair trade. Our goal is accountability, not protectionism. The US fully opened its market to China, but China has no return. That Great Wall uses illegal tariffs and non-tariff barriers to prevent US companies leaving China and leaning fair competitors. If you give equal work conditions to American workers, they will win. Essentially, this plan is a negotiation strategy designed to bring fairness to trade with China. For American companies and workers the results will be huge. Work and factories stop at the offshore, but I am at home. The economy will prosper. The steps outlined in the plan will make this a reality

The Bush administration should let the US get rid of protectionism and special benefits. To that end, promote a more free trade agreement, abolish agricultural subsidies, anti-dumping measures, policies that will serve other selected groups, sacrifice millions of Americans and harm the country We should lead the negotiations of the World Trade Organization. Growth capability Governments need not mitigate creating barriers to cheap imports, but to reduce the tax and regulatory burdens of US companies in order to enhance the competitiveness of US companies. The more the US moves towards economic freedom, it can promote the prosperity of the country, promote the prosperity of other countries, and ultimately promote the causes of freedom throughout the world.