Advantages and disadvantages of trade barriers
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DISADVANTAGES》》》》
☆Limited Product Offering
The increase in import costs translates into a limited choice of products. Small businesses, for instance, might not be able to afford to pay these costs so that they will offer fewer goods. ☆Barriers Result in Higher Costs
Trade barriers result in higher costs for both customers and companies. As a manufacturer or distributor, you may need to pay more for the goods required to run your business smoothly.
For example, if you're selling electronics, importing laptops and cameras will be more expensive unless you stick to domestic brands. Therefore, you will need to raise the prices customers must pay.
☆Loss of Revenue
Many companies make their money off international trade. Automobile manufacturers, for example, sell cars in foreign markets. Trade barriers can limit their ability to export products, leading to loss of revenue and decreased profit.
☆Reduced Economic Growth
Trade barriers affect economic growth in developing countries, which are unable to export goods because of high tariffs, thus limiting their ability to prosper and expand their operations. Furthermore, it has a direct impact on wages and international relations.
☆Fewer Jobs Available
Nowadays, many organizations have offices and factories in multiple locations across the world, which allows them to employ locals and pay higher wages compared to the national average.
☆Higher Monopoly Power
Free trade promotes competition among different countries, which forces local companies to keep product prices at a reasonable level. Trade barriers have the opposite effect. They increase monopoly power and limit competition allowing producers to charge higher prices. Additionally, limiting the competition leads to inflation, causing a decline in customer spending power.
ADVANTAGES 》》》》
☆Increased Consumption of Local Goods
Duty tax increases the overall cost of imported goods and services. When a government levies this tax on imports, it aims to discourage local consumers from importing.
☆Increased Domestic Employment
As the consumption of local goods increases, so does the demand. To satisfy the growing consumer demand, domestic producers have to produce more products.
☆Enhanced National Security
The national security of a government that heavily imports military weapons can be compromised should the exporting country restrict the export of the weapons. To prevent this from happening, a government, especially that of a developed country, tries to encourage domestic production of defense equipment.
☆Enlarged National Revenue
Levying tariffs on imported goods and services is a strategy governments can use to increase national revenue. The duty from importers goes directly to the government’s revenue collection agency.
☆Improved Consumer Protection
The government sets import regulations on some consumer goods to ensure they are safe for domestic use or consumption.
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☆Limited Product Offering
The increase in import costs translates into a limited choice of products. Small businesses, for instance, might not be able to afford to pay these costs so that they will offer fewer goods. ☆Barriers Result in Higher Costs
Trade barriers result in higher costs for both customers and companies. As a manufacturer or distributor, you may need to pay more for the goods required to run your business smoothly.
For example, if you're selling electronics, importing laptops and cameras will be more expensive unless you stick to domestic brands. Therefore, you will need to raise the prices customers must pay.
☆Loss of Revenue
Many companies make their money off international trade. Automobile manufacturers, for example, sell cars in foreign markets. Trade barriers can limit their ability to export products, leading to loss of revenue and decreased profit.
☆Reduced Economic Growth
Trade barriers affect economic growth in developing countries, which are unable to export goods because of high tariffs, thus limiting their ability to prosper and expand their operations. Furthermore, it has a direct impact on wages and international relations.
☆Fewer Jobs Available
Nowadays, many organizations have offices and factories in multiple locations across the world, which allows them to employ locals and pay higher wages compared to the national average.
☆Higher Monopoly Power
Free trade promotes competition among different countries, which forces local companies to keep product prices at a reasonable level. Trade barriers have the opposite effect. They increase monopoly power and limit competition allowing producers to charge higher prices. Additionally, limiting the competition leads to inflation, causing a decline in customer spending power.
ADVANTAGES 》》》》
☆Increased Consumption of Local Goods
Duty tax increases the overall cost of imported goods and services. When a government levies this tax on imports, it aims to discourage local consumers from importing.
☆Increased Domestic Employment
As the consumption of local goods increases, so does the demand. To satisfy the growing consumer demand, domestic producers have to produce more products.
☆Enhanced National Security
The national security of a government that heavily imports military weapons can be compromised should the exporting country restrict the export of the weapons. To prevent this from happening, a government, especially that of a developed country, tries to encourage domestic production of defense equipment.
☆Enlarged National Revenue
Levying tariffs on imported goods and services is a strategy governments can use to increase national revenue. The duty from importers goes directly to the government’s revenue collection agency.
☆Improved Consumer Protection
The government sets import regulations on some consumer goods to ensure they are safe for domestic use or consumption.
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Advantages to trade barrier involve the probability of a better perspective of trade and the assurance of developing domestic industries. International trade enhances the number of goods that domestic customers they can choose from, minimizes the cost of those commodities through enhanced competition, and allows domestic manufacturers to ship their merchandises abroad.
Disadvantages incorporate a lack of financial competence and lack of opportunity for consumers. Nations also have to bother about vengeance from other nations.
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