The correct option is A Removing trade barriers
1:Economic liberalisation refers to
those government policies which promote economic growth by opening up trade to
international markets, extending the use of markets and lessening the
restrictions and regulations placed on business.
2:Economic liberalisation does not always come without its drawbacks. Domestic companies
may face difficulties in competing with foreign companies once the
international trade barriers are removed.
3:There is also the risk of brain drain
and the environmental degradation that can follow in the wake of deregulation.
4:Many developing third world countries, however, view economic liberalisation as
an approach for which there is no alternative.