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The WTO was createdto end tariffs on goods traded with Canada.to end tariffs on goods traded with Mexico.to help goods cross international borders.to help international trade run smoothly.
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How would the United States most likely encourage another nation to eliminate restrictive human rights policies?by imposing tariffs on the nation's goodsby imposing economic sanctions against the nationby threatening military action against the nationby encouraging the nation to enter into a free trade agreement
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A potential negative result of trade agreements isprotectionism.sanctions.job loss.higher tariffs.
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A negative result of high tariffs is that they can sometimes lead toeconomic sanctions.increased protectionism.ongoing civil war.increased competition.
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Economic sanctions are mainly used toprotect domestic industries from international competitors.help domestic industries gain more business.punish nations for disobeying international law.encourage nations to give up their nuclear weapons.
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Economic sanctions against foreign governments sometimeshurt foreign citizens.lead to civil wars.hurt the UN.violate international law.
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The best example of US foreign aid iseconomic sanctions.military training.low tariffs.free trade.
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A tariff is another name foran economic sanction.a tax on imports.a policy goal.a trade agreement.
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