The creator of the Cagle Cartoon believes that there should be no trade barriers between the United States and Europe. The creator believes that trade with no barriers is the path to economic growth and security. This cartoonist wants free trade between the United States and Europe.
The cartoonist viewpoint strongly reflects …show more content…
The protestor’s signs read “Another free trade treaty tailored to eliminate American jobs.”
I personally disagree with the viewpoint of the people shown in the photograph. I believe that the pros of free trade outweigh the cons and that competition drives down prices, increases efficiency, and encourages innovation. I believe that making treaties with other countries and increasing the United States economic relationships is more important than a shift in the unemployment rate.
Two benefits of free trade are how growing employment options and wages can help reduce social problems such as unemployment and poverty. Another benefit of free trade is how it helps secure a market for domestic producers and provides a cushion against other countries’ trade barriers. Two costs of free trade are factories and workers will go to countries will go to countries where it is cheaper and will cause unemployment to rise. The lower prices that usually are caused by free trade can make it very difficult for newer businesses to compete or to encourage new businesses in a certain