Many economists take a strong position in favor of free trade, arguing that any tax or restriction on trade will only reduce economic efficiency and make people worse off. Partially as a result of the widespread acceptance of this theory, the world is globalizing, with barriers between nations and cultures falling rapidly. Some people, including some other economists, believe that some tariffs and restrictions on free trade are appropriate. Moreover, some argue that governments should try to restrict trade in ways that will slow globalization. Which of these positions do you favor? Explain your position with reasons that would be sufficient to persuade a student who has never taken a course in Global Dimensions of Business. I REALLY REALLY NEED HELP WITH THIS, ITS AN ESSAY QUESTION THAT IS GOING TO BE ON MY MIDTERM TOMORROW AND I AM DESPERATE FOR SOME HELP!
Many economists take a strong position in favor of free trade, arguing that any tax or restriction on trade?
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