International trade policy Free trade policy (Free Trade Policy) as a policy that operates without any trade barriers, trade from countries that have the power to trade, such as tariff reduction and tariff rate Government intervening in trade between countries.A trade policy. (Protective Trade Policy) as a trade policy that requires that their country exports even more, including barriers to imported goods. The Government will intervene in international trade by various methods, such as.To set the tariff walls (Tariff) are levied on goods imported in different rates according to the importance of the goods and taking into account the benefits or consequences that will occur the country's economic system.The item limit (Quota Import) quota is the quantity or value of the goods side, imports from abroad. Limit items (Export Restriction) is assigned the value of the goods or the volume quota to export to prevent domestic shortage, and the price of goods in the world market reduced.Dumping (Dumping) is the sales of goods in the international market at a price lower than the price in the domestic market or below the cost of production, which results in increased market share, competitors, or break in the trade market.Providing subsidies of goods (Export Subsidy) is to provide subsidies to people to increase production or price of the manufacturer to promote the product and the manufacturer can send items out to compete in the international market.
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