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andrezito [222]
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Olegator [25]4 years ago
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Employment opportunities tend to improve because trade liberalization leads to market expansion, technology sharing and cross-border investment flows. Political cooperation among countries can improve because of stronger economic ties, which can help resolve conflicts peacefully and lead to greater stability.
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