New Zealand’s Free Trade
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13
ABSTRACT:
A 13 page paper examining New Zealand’s growing influence in international trade. New Zealand eliminated its last few trade restrictions in the late 1990s to become one of the least-regulated countries in the world in terms of trade regulation. It has an active import-export market; Australia, the United States and Japan comprise its primary trading partners, with the United Kingdom, China and Germany following. The purpose here is to agree with the statement that “Latin America and Australia could be a threat or an ally in New Zealand’s trade with the northern hemisphere.” Currently, Australia is an ally; Latin America seems to be neutral. Bibliography lists 10 sources.
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File: CC6_KStradeNewZeal.rtf
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