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Should the U.S. Restrict Free Trade?

Should the U.S. Restrict Free Trade?

We all read about free trade, but do we truly understand its real world effects? So many of our possessions, from the clothes we wear to the foods we eat, come to us as imports. Is free trade the solution to high prices, or is the real cost more than we bargained for?

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Free Trade is what made the US

The US became wealthy because of Free Trade. It was and is a magnet for the worlds best and brightest and largely still is. Has anyone who is against free trade ever... Read More

- philF | January 5, 2009 11:49AM

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