free trade (B2)
カタカナ: フリー・トレード
IPA: /ˌfriː ˈtreɪd/
Definition
International economic policy that allows goods and services to be bought and sold between countries without government-imposed tariffs, quotas, or other barriers.
意味: 政府が関税、輸入割当、その他の障壁を課すことなく、国間で商品やサービスを売買できるようにする国際経済政策のことです。
Examples / 例文
Economists often argue that free trade leads to lower prices for consumers. — Economists often argue that free trade leads to lower prices for consumers.
The government faced significant opposition when it proposed a new free trade agreement with neighboring nations. — The government faced significant opposition when it proposed a new free trade agreement with neighboring nations.
Many developing countries believe that unrestricted free trade can harm their local manufacturing industries. — Many developing countries believe that unrestricted free trade can harm their local manufacturing industries.
Free trade の日本語訳
Japanese translations of Free trade:
How to Use Free trade
- free trade agreement (noun phrase)
- A specific pact between countries to reduce or eliminate trade barriers. — "The two nations are negotiating a new free trade agreement."
- advocate for free trade (verb phrase)
- To publicly support or promote the idea of free trade. — "Many economists advocate for free trade as a way to boost global prosperity."
- oppose free trade (verb phrase)
- To publicly argue against the idea of free trade. — "Labor unions often oppose free trade, fearing job losses."
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