Free international trade reduces barriers to imports and exports between countries, which goes a long way in eradicating poverty. Removal of the restrictions on trade means that populations can get access to vital goods, which helps improve their quality of life.
When there are no restrictions to trade, the farmers are also able to market their goods and their economic livelihoods are uplifted, contributing to poverty eradication. Subsidies may be offered on some commodities or the prices of imports may be low and this means that people’s incomes get increased, resulting in a reduction in poverty.
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