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This 9 page paper provides an analysis of trade and economic policy concerning the United States. Several articles provided by a student are reviewed and evaluated in the context of this tutorial. Authors discussed are Sol C. Chaikin, Robert B. Reich, Clyde V. Prestowitz, Jr. and Paul Krugman. Bibliography lists 4 sources.
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up markets and enhance an already vibrant economy, others fear loss of jobs and the condoning of virtual slave labor in other parts of the world. Many of the arguments
are economic but there is a significant underlying political and moral component to the issue. Yet, most economists would argue in favor of the practice. Despite the fact that
economically it appears that free trade is positive, there are many who disagree, claiming that it only hurts domestic returns, increases unemployment and is not conducive to growth in the
American economy. The argument has entered many political campaigns. Not long ago, Ross Perot made a big sucking sound representative of jobs literally going south if NAFTA was implemented.
NAFTA did become a reality but it was only after a long battle. While trade is still subject to debate, free trade is generally thought of as the best way
to go. A student, in evaluating readings on free trade and pertinent economic issues, will want to keep the political and economic climate in mind. It is also important
to note that the free trade issue if far from black and white. There is certainly much room to compromise and most of the authors see that as a viable
solution to the free trade dilemma. II. Evaluation of Readings On this Subject Robert B. Reich, in his essay entitled "Beyond Free Trade" examines both
positions on the issue, noting that on one hand America upholds the virtues of trading without restriction, but on the other side expresses the protectionist view. However, he also notes
that both sides of the spectrum concur that trading partners need to be dealt with in a manner that imposes stricter regulation. In fact, at times in the piece, Reich
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