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When international trade isn't subject to government regulation, it is defined as what? a. free trade b. fair trade c. market failure d. embargoed
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When international trade isn't subject to government regulation, it is defined as what?

a. free trade
b. fair trade
c. market failure
d. embargoed

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Free trade is when the people can do what they want as far as trade goes, and the government can't tell them to stop.
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