Trade Disputes

Trade disputes occur when countries have disagreements over international trade practices, such as tariffs, subsidies, or regulatory policies. These conflicts can arise when one country believes another is unfairly restricting trade or violating agreements. To resolve these disputes, countries often use diplomatic negotiations or international mechanisms like the World Trade Organization (WTO). If unresolved, disputes can lead to tariffs or sanctions, affecting global commerce. Essentially, trade disputes are disagreements over the rules of trading across borders, aimed at ensuring fair competition and adherence to agreed-upon trade standards.