What would be a positive externality for a developing nation, if a U.S. corporation and manufacturing company in a developing nation establish a fair trade agreement?

Education levels may rise.

Competing U.S. corporations may fix workers' wages at a lower rate.

Manufacturers may lower fees to compete with other countries' prices.

Military enrollment may rise.

Question

What would be a positive externality for a developing nation, if a U.S. corporation and manufacturing company in a developing nation establish a fair trade agreement?

 Education levels may rise.

 Competing U.S. corporations may fix workers' wages at a lower rate.

 Manufacturers may lower fees to compete with other countries' prices.

 Military enrollment may rise.

anonymous · Answer

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micahm · Answer

nation by providing developing nations with access to cheaper goods and, in turn, ... positive externalities for a society, benefits that accrue to others who are not parties to ... Moreover, durable economic growth will occur only if .... American Free Trade Agreement and the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade.7.

destinycholie · Answer

Education levels may rise.

anonymous · Answer

Education levels may rise

anonymous · Answer

fracking hydraulic fracturing or an alternative method of drilling to obtain natural gas deposits. the federal govt institutes a new energy policy that iclude funding for fracking initatives in eligible states. which of the following would be a negative externality?

anonymous · Answer

the govt may import less oil and natural gas
the govt may have less to spend on oil drillind infrastruction

anonymous · Answer

using the fracking medoth may boots hydro energy production
using the fracking method may pollute the water