Do today's economic trade policies help or hurt entrepreneurs and workers? The US economy is strengthened through profits and sales from free trade. Free trade creates jobs and provides financial help to poor countries. The removal of costly and delaying trade barriers, such as import taxes, quotas and conditions, fundamentally and above all leads to easier and faster trading of personal goods. The result is an increase in sales volume in the United States. Free trade allows for lower costs to manufacture products because labor and materials are not as expensive. (1) Is the automotive industry protected? Free Trade and Trade Negotiators Analysis for U.S. Policymakers monitors the implementation of existing agreements, the development of trade policy, and evaluates the impact of the domestic and international economy. Policies on the aerospace and automotive industries, participates in trade negotiations and undertakes industry analysis. Free trade provides assistance to exports in the automotive industry business community by providing information on trade data. Agencies active in developing public policies that promote global competitiveness of the United States Contributes to the automotive team of the Bureau of Transportation and Machinery. Automotive industry. The team collaborates with other units in the Department of Commerce. (2) Is it considered a nascent industry? The infant industry argument states that developing countries have good reasons to impose taxes on imports if they are trying to develop new industries. To improve the economy, they may attempt to create new business ventures as they strive to compete with external adversaries. Therefore, the levies help to give local business to new businesses. This gives new business ventures the opportunity to establish themselves....... middle of paper ......argue that competition between Asia and the US has been good for the US from an economic perspective? Has it been good for Mexico economically? Some management companies, for example, personal services and monetary administrations, see an increase in rates. Ranch items also provide profits from NAFTA's higher level levies. US consumers also profit from NAFTA. Mexican oil could be transported at a lower price, thus reducing the cost of gas in the United States and decreasing dependence on Middle Eastern oil. Lower gas costs mean that nutrition could be transported even more cheaply. NAFTA resulted in the loss of nearly 750,000 jobs in the United States alone as businesses moved to Mexico. As a result, employees affected by NAFTA could not negotiate a salary increase.