Thomson Reuters If there’s one thing thatnearly all economists agree on, it’s that getting rid of trade restrictions is generally good for a country’s economy. Doing so leads to ahigher national income, faster economic growth, higher productivity and more competition and innovation. Freer trade also tends to lower prices and improve the quality of the goods that are particularly important in the budgets of poorer families. But you certainly wouldn’t know it from the current political lan...
Thomson Reuters If there’s one thing thatnearly all economists agree on, it’s that getting rid of trade restrictions is generally good for a country’s economy. Doing so leads to ahigher national income, faster economic growth, higher productivity and more competition and innovation. Freer trade also tends to lower prices and improve the quality of the goods that are particularly important in the budgets of poorer families. But you certainly wouldn’t know it from the current political lan...
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