Define, with the help of an example, nontariff barriers to trade.
What will be an ideal response?
Student examples will vary: a sample answer follows. Nontariff trade barriers are arbitrary rules that make it difficult to impossible for one country to sell its products in another.An example would be unreasonable safety regulation on imported goods that make it impossible for foreign producers to compete against domestic companies.
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