Asked by j
How do trade agreements help the countries involved?
by restricting imports
by accelerating production
by expanding tax revenues
by decreasing trade barriers
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Answer: by decreasing trade barriers.
Explanation: Trade agreements typically lower tariffs, quotas, and other restrictions between signatory countries, which promotes trade, specialization, competition, lower consumer prices, and economic growth. The other choices (restricting imports, expanding tax revenues) are generally not the primary effects; production may increase indirectly, but the main mechanism is reduced trade barriers.
Explanation: Trade agreements typically lower tariffs, quotas, and other restrictions between signatory countries, which promotes trade, specialization, competition, lower consumer prices, and economic growth. The other choices (restricting imports, expanding tax revenues) are generally not the primary effects; production may increase indirectly, but the main mechanism is reduced trade barriers.
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