2double the 1. which is not an argument for free trade? it eliminates unemployment in developed nations. it results in less expensive goods for many people. it allows countries to focus on what they do best. it encourages international cooperation. 2. which is an argument against free trade? it leads to international conflict. it violates basic economic principles. it increases the prices for many products. it encourages outsourcing.

The correct answers are the following:

The two questions refer to the same disadvantage of free trade in developed nations: loss of job positions in the developed country.

When trade barriers are eliminated and markets integrated there is free trade. This integration allows multinational corporations from developed countries to divide their production process in different stages and to locate each of them in a different location, seeking to reduce production costs (outsourcing). Many manufacturing activities are not performed in the company's home country anymore, therefore jobs are destroyed there and transferred to developing countries, where the price paid for the different factors of production (land, labor, capital) is usually cheaper.

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