"when a product is being imported in such increased quantities [amounts] as to be a substantial cause of serious injury or the threat thereof to domestic producers of like or directly competitive products, the importing party shall consult with the other party . . before taking any action affecting the trade of the other party. " —israel free trade agreement, article 5, 1985 why would this passage appear in a trade agreement? check all that apply. it gives imported products an advantage in a foreign market. it lets a nation phase out industries that are not its economy. it lets each nation protect its own industries it lets the partner nation know about decisions affecting its exports. it balances a nation’s imports with its exports.

a free trade agreement has proven to be one of the best ways to open up markets for trading partners. in essence, it reduces barriers to trade such as tariffs and trade quotas. this allows the creation of a more stable and transparent trading and investment environment, letting each nation to protect its own industries.

if the free trade agreement is a bilateral free trade agreement, meaning that it takes place between two countries, both countries agree to loosen trade restrictions allowing the expansion of business opportunities between them. in this sense, it can be stated that this type of free trade agreement lets each nation protect its own industries it lets the partner nation know about decisions affecting its exports.

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