Why do we have trade barriers

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Tariff and non tariff barriers exist in all nations, either independently or as part of a multicountry integrated economy. Present arguments that defend the use of trade barriers and arguments against the use of trade barriers. If theory and evidence suggest we should follow a system of free trade, why do we have trade barriers?

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