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A: International trade: It means the exchange of goods and services between two or more countries.

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Q: An export subsidy always makes a country worse off on net. True False

A: An export subsidy always makes a country worse off on net - TRUE.

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Q: If China has a trade surplus with the United States, it is a good thing for the U.S economy? True or…

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Q: what is Trump doing to end the tariff with China?

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