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Many economists and industry executives believe that the U.S. must act quickly to approve free trade agreements because they increase the competitiveness and job creation. As my students know the economics, Mankiw is one of the key principles that “free trade that everyone can do better.” Certainly, free trade improves the effectiveness of the promotion of economic growth. By removing barriers, trade with countries, we are creating to see an increase in U.S. exports and employment. Consumers will benefit through lower domestic firms succumb to cheap foreign competition. As the lowest prices, which can stimulate the purchase of complementary industries, such as and, indirectly, the creation of jobs.

However, the key word “may” because not all benefit more from free trade. In particular, the sectors of workers paying jobs and relatively low-skilled jobs continue to disappear and require more skill than replaced. This is an example of comparative advantage, where the richest, most developed countries (United States), an increase of more lucrative work will be complex, while the small countries (Panama) will benefit from the labor less skilled manufacturing. The impact of comparative advantage will benefit from certain parts of the population on the other. Maths and science working to benefit the growth of exports in sectors with high potential as non-graduates will see their wages are reduced further. The west and north, where the results of technology and higher learning are more to profits than in the South and Midwest.

So if free trade? I think the answer is yes. It’s too late to step back and reverse the tide of globalization. Trade restrictions will only lead to a lower standard of living for all. Instead of trying to keep the focus inevitable, political analysts owe their power to help all Americans make the transition to the global economy. This is a two-pronged approach in which technical and professional activities to be highlighted in the short term, and a greater commitment to K-12 schools in the long term.

There are some good paying jobs that will never be outsourced, such as mechanics, plumbing, welding and automotive. Without adequate grounding in high school is too difficult for many to make the transition to mathematical and scientific disciplines where jobs are well paid. Therefore, we have more in this area rather than in universities. As with our public education systems need to improve communication among administrators, teachers and parents. School administrators and teachers should inform parents about the importance of developing good study habits at an early age. If they’re in high school and has not been studied an average of two hours a night on homework, it is unlikely that the behavior will change by then. This type of work ethic is the key to a strict control subjects will be highly appreciated in the global economy.

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