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Where the rubber of partisan politics, public policy, economic theory, and political science hits the road of real life. An honest and impartial discussion of life's realities colliding with the designs behind the government policies and actions we all must live with.

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    Trade Helps US Economy

    Although the WTO is baised to supporting increased international trade, it is the World Trade Organization after all, they have some interesting thoughts regarding current or pending Trade Policy.  After all, is it local officials, graft, or favoritism and not globalization, that ultimately harms a nation engaged in international trade.

    The openness and transparency of the US trade regime have been key contributing factors to the efficiency that characterizes the US economy. In the face of economic uncertainty, US welfare would be best promoted by continuing to reduce barriers to market access and other distorting measures, including those that result from high levels of assistance in agriculture and energy, according to a WTO Secretariat report on the trade policies and practices of the United States.  


    In the face of the economic uncertainty prevalent in early 2008, U.S. welfare would be best promoted by exploiting the adjustment capacity of the U.S. economy and continuing to reduce barriers to market access and other distorting measures, including those that result from high levels of assistance in agriculture and energy. 

    See - http://www.wto.org/english/tratop_e/tpr_e/tp300_e.htm

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