Is it "free trade" when Good X is produced in Country A and imported into Country B because Country A allows toxic chemicals to be dumped into their water supply and Country B doesn't?
Is it "free trade" when Country A's politicians say "we're going to put a lot of workers producing Good X out of work", enact policies to do so, and production of Good X moves to Country B as a result?
Is it "free trade" when multinational companies are effectively determining which country to produce good in based on what kickbacks they get from the local government?
Please define "free trade".
Is it "free trade" when Good X is produced in Country A and imported into Country B because Country A allows toxic chemicals to be dumped into their water supply and Country B doesn't?
Is it "free trade" when Country A's politicians say "we're going to put a lot of workers producing Good X out of work", enact policies to do so, and production of Good X moves to Country B as a result?
Is it "free trade" when multinational companies are effectively determining which country to produce good in based on what kickbacks they get from the local government?