According to D J. Triumph, Free trade, in hindsight, is preferred. The real question is what happened to Tariffs and we are only having a discussion here. D. Triumph says Tariffs are not preferred. Today we only renew our free trade commitments, signing extension agreements with D J Triumph. Then we improve the income support regime in North America right across the continent to an amount no less than $70,000.00 USD so we can enjoy the bustling revamped Donald economy; and don't ask D Triumph why the trade is free again you f#+£+king scmuck.

 Free trade, characterized by minimal government intervention in international trade, offers benefits like lower prices, increased consumer choice, and economic growth, while also fostering competition and efficiency. 

Here's a more detailed look at the advantages of free trade:

For Consumers:

• Lower Prices:

  Free trade leads to increased competition, which can drive down prices for goods and services, benefiting consumers.
Greater Choice:
With reduced trade barriers, consumers have access to a wider variety of goods and services from different countries.
Improved Quality:
Competition can encourage producers to offer higher quality goods and services to stay competitive. 

For Producers:

Access to Larger Markets:
Free trade allows businesses to access larger markets, both domestically and internationally, leading to increased sales and potential for growth.
Economies of Scale:
By producing for a larger market, businesses can achieve economies of scale, which can lower production costs and increase efficiency.
Increased Efficiency:
Competition forces businesses to become more efficient to stay competitive in the global market.
Innovation:
The pressure of competition can lead to innovation and the development of new products and processes. 

For the Economy:

Economic Growth:
Free trade can stimulate economic growth by increasing trade volumes, attracting foreign investment, and creating jobs.
Specialization and Efficiency:
Countries can specialize in producing goods and services where they have a comparative advantage, leading to increased overall efficiency and productivity.
Reduced Trade Barriers:
Free trade agreements aim to remove tariffs and other trade barriers, making it easier for businesses to trade across borders.
Improved Living Standards:
Economic growth and increased access to goods and services can lead to improved living standards for citizens.
Reduced Conflict:
Free trade can foster interdependence and cooperation between countries, potentially reducing the risk of conflict.