Trade Act

The Trade Act refers to laws passed by a government to regulate international commerce, influence trade agreements, and support industries affected by global market changes. It sets the rules for how goods and services are bought and sold across borders, aiming to promote economic growth, protect domestic jobs, and ensure fair competition. These laws may include tariffs, trade agreements, dispute resolution mechanisms, and policies to adjust to global economic shifts. Overall, the Trade Act helps a country navigate its participation in international trade while balancing economic interests and national security.