The 13th biggest economy in the world
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The country has extremely liberal trade policies that support the prosperity of the citizens through a strong economy, boost the economic growth, and encourage domestic and foreign investment and businesses (dfat.gov.au, 2018). However, there are few areas, where the Australian government has already imposed trade barriers, such as, in the agricultural products and processed foods, manufactured goods like steel and automotive good (hktdc.com., 2017). The economic reasons are as follows: Protecting the domestic producers and industries
The 13th biggest economy in the world
Added on 2021-04-16
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