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Protectionism ((Increased tariffs on foreign products (Retaliation from…
Protectionism
Increased tariffs on foreign products
Retaliation from affected states
Decrease in Exports
Reduced international sales of ACME products
ACME workers are laid-off
Abandoned trade deals
Unfavorable alliances of ACME's competitors
currency devaluation
Unfavorable official (political figurehead) or party elected
Tariffs on international sales of ACME products
Increased regulation on ACME industry
Increase in embargoes for ACME products
Trade war
Reduced specialization
decrease in output
Negative macroeconomic implications for foreign countries
Decrease in ACME international sales
Lower Imports
More profits for local businesses
Increase in discretionary spending for locals
Increase in local sales of ACME products
Reduced unemployment
Reduced cost of labor for ACME
Decrease competition for local products
Increased price setting power for local producers
Risk of increase in cost of producing AMCE goods
ACME increases lobbying/bribery
Development of local industry
Increased economic diversity
Increased local investment opportunity
Increased access to finance for ACME
Increased innovation
Ease in ACME business process
Increased productivity for ACME
Increased revenue from tax
Increased government spending on Infrastructure
Risk ACME supply chain
Disincentive to hire international talent
Increase talent migration (emigration)
Reduction of ACME worker efficiency
Reduced ACME product quality
Decreased talent in workforce
Loss of competitive edge
Reduced economic efficiency
Increased regulation on ACME industry
Increased cost of producing ACME goods
Increase cost of doing business [internationally]
Loss of export reliant jobs
Decreased foreign direct investments
Loss of ACME investors
Decrease in GDP
Reduced ACME local sales
Increase in tax incentives/subsidies
Government budget deficits
Increased interest rates
Reduced economic opportunity for ACME to invest
Decrease in government spending on infrastructure
Risk to ACME supply chain
Decrease in cost of production locally
Cheaper raw materials for ACME
Faster/easier access to ACME raw materials
Reduced incentive to innovate
Loss of competitive edge in export market
ACME reputation risked
Reduced international sales
Decreased talent in workforce
Reduced ability to attract talent
Reduction of ACME worker efficiency
Decrease in ACME workers innovative culture
Reduced ACME product quality
Increase in ACME job outsourcing
Nationalist government rule
Protection of national security
Defense of national political sovereignty
Wealth maximization
Unequal exchange/bargaining power
Cheap labor from developing countries
Strong competition from established foreign producers
Attempt to develop national industry
Increased immigration
High Local Unemployment Rate