Trade Policy for KwaZulu-Natal?
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I know IT is strong in Austr...\nother fields... an Australian might be helpful, or ask/see Autralian Trade Council
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I am assuming you are referring to trade policy.  Protectionist policies are those that advantage domestic goods over foreign goods (exports v imports) through either tarriffs (surcharges added to the price of a good being imported) or through subsidies (price supports or distributive policies within a country) to grow or make some item.\nObviously, similiar to the micro level of a larger grocery store being able to get better prices when negotiating with its suppliers compared to a smaller chain or a 'mom & pop' type store, larger countries (typically first world) are better positioned to DICTATE supply agreements (not much can be done about demand---other than to decrease it through tarriffs (VAT) which would be passed on to the consumer).  \nThird and second world countries are often in a very tenuous position:  their government wants to expand their economy through increasing exports, however, often this is done through either internally, creating subsidies (which many cannot afford to do) or agreeing to 'lopsided' trade agreements, which wind up exploiting or at a minimum, disadvantaging their citizens and other workers in their respective countries or nations.  Additionally, there are contravening issues like human rights and environmental standards which may also be of concern.\nI hope this helps, but here are some articles for you to read and consider; as well as the WTO link
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The South African currency?
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Country A buys widgets from countries B, C  and D.   Current import tariffs are $5 per 1,000 widgets.\n\nB and A enter into a trade agerement with an MFN.\n\nC negotiates a special deal with A to get a reduced import tariff of $3 per 1,000 widgets.  \n\nB should be able to get the lower tariff rate due to the MFN.
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All we have to do is change the rules. Bring back the tariffs that Reagan weakened. The corporations want to set up shop overseas no problem more power to you, but if you want to bring your goods back it will cost you to the point that they will have to set up in both countries or just stay here. Right now if China wants to ship and sell a car in American they pay 2% tariff but if we want to sell cars in China we pay 20% tariff and in S. Korea we let them sell cars here but we can`t sell cars there. How is this fair trade?
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hope the following website would be ablet to provide the info you seek. Scroll down to the bottom of the page and it has a section dedicated to any TRANSNATIONAL ISSUES, which i suppose what you are trying to find. Good luck.
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Trade agreements.  It seems there is a considerable pool of labor there, as well as natural resources, and we have investment capital here.  Should be able to be useful to one another.  The more we get involved in trade, the less the politicians can mess around with their manipulations and war-mongering.  The people who benefit from trade discourage the politicians from doing anything that would disrupt the smooth flow of commerce.
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You can start by searching through the regional directories, and browse for South Africa. I have done searching the link, click the link below.\n\nEnjoy! :)
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The countries that the US does not have normal trade relations are:\nCuba, Zimbabwe, Kampuchea (Cambodia), North Korea, while Sudan and Iran are still considered State Supporters of Terrorism.\n\nLybia was taken off of sanctions when Kadhafi agreed to pay for the Lockerbee victims and abandoned nuclear weapons.\n\nVietnam has normal trade, but their products must still pay the higher duty rates.
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Hmm I am so sorry I used up the resolution papers in the toilet, However as usual, India is not in agreement with the rest of the partners of free trading as India has a booming economy and is afraid of losing out to the west on many issues, GATT is as usual a very west centered and anti asian policy as it imposes curbs and restrictions on the trade of Indian arms and ammunitions and does not let the Avaiation industry in India trade fairly in Africa. India on the other hand has very huge resources for drugs and cosmetic production and does not in any way patent drugs for inhouse use, the west wants it To bring drug prises on par with international prices and India is very protective on this issue especially cause most of its population is rural and drug offordability will become tough and expensive. Pleased read my book titled, India and free trade.
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I don't know, I had a friend in Africa in the peace corp last year, I was gonna send her a cuople, it was gonna cost ma about 150.00 each for shipping and import tarrifs or something with their customs
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http://www.lib.utexas.edu/maps/africa/south_africa_pol_2005.jpg
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Yeah... I think you will see movements in that direction for many contenents... the African Union is in talks... but how knows if that will happen.\nI think it would be better for them because no one country has the infastruture to be very competitve in a global economy, but together they could make waves and get some things done
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NAFTA was a controversial plan that Clinton got passed to open up ... well, North America to free trade.  That means that Mexico can ship stuff to us without paying tariffs and vice versa.  The problem has been that a lot of jobs have moved to Mexico where people work for less money (and businesses have fewer restrictions like health care and OSHA) because now it's free to send stuff back to the US (Well, you still have to pay shipping :)
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my friend recently got me on to maketradefair.com \n\nman you learn about how subsidized products from outside\ncountries being exported to underdeveloped countries\nruining their markets. taking money away from more\nexpensive local products\n\nCHECK IT OUT\n\nFIND OUT ABOUT HOW YOU CAN HELP\nMAKE TRADE FAIR AND STOP THE DUMPING