The document discusses the benefits of Indonesia signing a free market trade agreement. A free market has minimal government intervention through taxes, quotas, and tariffs. This allows for expanded economic opportunities as domestic products can be exported more easily to a wider market without expensive trade barriers. It also invites foreign investment, creating jobs and improving technology. Overall, a free market aims to increase state revenues, economic growth, and meet domestic needs at lower prices through increased competition and availability of imports.
The document discusses the benefits of Indonesia signing a free market trade agreement. A free market has minimal government intervention through taxes, quotas, and tariffs. This allows for expanded economic opportunities as domestic products can be exported more easily to a wider market without expensive trade barriers. It also invites foreign investment, creating jobs and improving technology. Overall, a free market aims to increase state revenues, economic growth, and meet domestic needs at lower prices through increased competition and availability of imports.
The document discusses the benefits of Indonesia signing a free market trade agreement. A free market has minimal government intervention through taxes, quotas, and tariffs. This allows for expanded economic opportunities as domestic products can be exported more easily to a wider market without expensive trade barriers. It also invites foreign investment, creating jobs and improving technology. Overall, a free market aims to increase state revenues, economic growth, and meet domestic needs at lower prices through increased competition and availability of imports.
Indonesia's decision to sign a free market trade agreement is very beneficial
for the Indonesian economy because the free market is a system of economic exchange in which taxes, recognize quality, quotas, tariffs and other forms of centralized economic intervention by the government are minimal or even non- existent. So it can be concluded that the free market is trade that is not regulated by a coercive authority such as the government. In a free market, taxes and duties on goods entering or leaving a country are usually abolished.
The free market can open up economic opportunities by expanding the
market. Products that were originally produced to be sold domestically, can be sold abroad easily. The absence of taxes makes the market wider because it is not limited by expensive inter-country taxes. The opening of the market allows domestic producers to export goods in large quantities at low export costs. This makes the country have superior export commodities that can boost the economy. Improving the economy The implementation of a free market aims to increase state revenues as well as the economy of its population. The broad market provides greater product demand for domestic producers. The more market demand, the greater the economic increase that occurs. In addition, the opening of a broad market invites foreign investors to set up businesses in the country, opening new businesses and growing larger businesses can provide jobs. This can reduce unemployment and increase people's per capita income. Increasing free market technology allows more advanced technology from abroad to enter easily into the country. Technology upgrades can be done easily and evenly. Besides that, the tight competition in the free market also demands an increase in a country's human resources.
Fulfilling domestic needs free market helps the government to meet
domestic needs. Not all goods can be produced domestically. Some goods must be imported to be able to meet the needs. The absence of import costs and tight competition due to the free market allows the government to meet domestic needs at lower prices. The function of the free market is to increase the economic activity of an area and give people the freedom to make transactions without coercion from the government
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