Any country should be able to sell goods to other countries without the restrictions of the government. Do you agree or disagree?

Selling products should not be limited by local authorities. I agree with

this

point because it can be a game changer in terms of economic development and international

agreement

Exporting products with unlimited access to global exchange encourages the nation to be economically stable and developed country. The higher number of exported products leads to profitability.

Consequently

, many foreign

nations

depend on

this

country in order to

fulfill

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the demand for those supplies. Consider the coal mining sector from

Indonesia

,

for example

,

this

commodity is well-known to supply in China, India, and Europe

Nations

. Because of

this

,

Indonesia

has a chance to open not only new enterprises but

also

job opportunities in the coal mining manufacture, to increase production.

On the other hand

, without restriction from the government, the

nations

can create multilateral agreements among other

nations

in the private sector. Because of dependability among others, the

agreement

can be greatly focused on sensitive goods

such

as military and technology.

For example

,

Indonesia

and Korea have created agreements in the development of military aircraft exclusively from planning projects to technological exchange.

This

agreement

cannot work smoothly if those countries are not dependent on each other. If the Korean country does not need supply from Indonesian natural resources

such

as mining commodities like gold, copper, and nickel, the cooperation would not be done by adopting Korean Fighter Jet Technology for

Indonesia

.

This

means that no restriction from authority enhances harmony among other

nations

. In conclusion,

while

unlimited access from the government gains some benefits to reaching economically stable

nations

and leading to developed countries, there are

also

advantages to open the chance for

agreement

in the private sector

such

as exchange programs in military goods and technology.