[Atlantis]

Under the WTO, most tariffs among OECD countries have been reduced to the point where they are insignificant. Non-tariff barriers, like the "buy American act", for example, have a far bigger impact on trade.

According to the The Trade Barrier Index, the US has the most non-tariff barriers among all OECD countries, while most EU members are among the countries with the fewest non-tariff barriers.



How on Earth was the US able to claim that it is the most open economy, and why do the Trumpets believe the world is "unfairly exploiting the US"?

[JohnRawls]

Under the WTO, most tariffs among OECD countries have been reduced to the point where they are insignificant. Non-tariff barriers, like the "buy American act", for example, have a far bigger impact on trade.

According to the The Trade Barrier Index, the US has the most non-tariff barriers among all OECD countries, while most EU members are among the countries with the fewest non-tariff barriers.



How on Earth was the US able to claim that it is the most open economy, and why do the Trumpets believe the world is "unfairly exploiting the US"?

If you look at India and China then you will see

[Patrickov]

If you look at India and China then you will see

He said OECD so there is no point mentioning China and India, neither of which are members.