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It's not free trade thats the issue though, it's trade barriers and subsidies which allow european and and americans to sell their products cheaper on local mar
by ThomPete 9y ago
It's not free trade thats the issue though, it's trade barriers and subsidies which allow european and and americans to sell their products cheaper on local markets than ex the africans themselves. It's the opposite of free trade.
I don't believe in a 100% free market but I do believe that giving developing countries access to our economy is good for them (look at large parts of asia) and is better than less free trade.