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2 marksInternational Economics › Trade policy: tariffs, quotas and protection › Arguments for and against free trade and protectionEasyabout 1 min

UGC-NET 2025 Question 97: Trade policy: tariffs, quotas and protection

Comprehension: Present international economic relations have been least influenced by multilateral forums; meetings of multilateral economic institutions are not taken seriously by leaders of important nations, who have spoken against the WTO and prioritised national interest. In the early 1980s the world moved towards globalisation and multilateral lending and trade forums played a crucial role, but regional economic associations and bilateral trade forums slowly took centre stage. Britain's exit from the EU, disruptions in WTO forums, and statements of the US President and European leaders signalled that globalisation was ending. Recent high tariffs on Indian exports and various US measures violate free and fair trade, and trade disruptions are not taken up by appropriate international forums, so people question the relevance of post-war economic and political institutions.

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This question is on Arguments for and against free trade and protection, part of Trade policy: tariffs, quotas and protection in International Economics.

The case for open markets and the standard arguments for restricting trade.

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