Trade equalization

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We switch gears this week to begin a discussion of private international law, which encompasses primarily international trade law. International trade law is the law that governs transactions between private entities across borders. It includes such subjects as import/ export or customs law, rules of origin, trade protection, and so forth. Your readings this week will give you an introduction to the subject matter, and I have also included two short videos that visually demonstrate the importance of trade law in our understanding of commerce in general, as well as politics and development.

Please discuss the following:

Globalization has brought tremendous change and growth to many countries, but the benefits of increased trade have not been equally shared among trading nations. What is the reason for this and what is being done (if anything) to try and change it?

Before answering, conduct additional research at the APUS library and online.

Your initial post of 500+ words (2 pages). The forum grading rubric is attached, so review it before you begin.

Citation must be in Bluebook format.

P.S: Reference sources relied on by the student is cited appropriately and accurately. No writing of others is left without quotation and/or attribution, as appropriate. Bluebook format is used correctly and consistently.

Please use all sources from the attachments and at least 4 others academic journal for this assignment.

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Read David A. Gantz, A Post-Uruguay Round Introduction to International Trade Law in the United States, 12 Ariz. J. Int’l & Comp. Law 7 located in the APUS library