Question

Which of the following is solely the role of the legislative branch in international trade?

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setting trade policy priorities for the United States

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approving trade agreements negotiated with other countries

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adjudicating trade disputes between the United States and other countries.

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negotiating trade agreements with other countries

Answer 1

Select: approving trade agreements negotiated with other countries

Congress (the legislative branch) has the sole authority to approve implementing legislation for trade agreements; negotiation is done by the executive, and adjudication or policy-setting are executive/judicial or shared functions.