What are non-tariff barriers? List and explain 3 examples of non-tariff barriersimposed by the U.S., why they were implemented, andtheir impact on the U.S. and other countries. All trade barriers are suddenly eliminated! Explainwhat would happen to employment, national income,and GDP in America, and why those things wouldhappen?

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