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=== Free Trade === | === Free Trade === | ||
In Puertego universal free trade was adopted shortly after President Torres came into power with the government eliminating all import or export tariffs in the country | In Puertego universal free trade was adopted shortly after President Torres came into power with the government eliminating all import or export tariffs in the country. | ||
=== Foreign Debt, Aid, and Investment === | === Foreign Debt, Aid, and Investment === | ||
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== Labor Market == | == Labor Market == | ||
=== Unionization === | === Unionization === | ||
Puertegan workers are some of the most unionized in the world with estimates putting the amount of Puertegan workers in a union at 55 million. However unions in Puertego face some of the largest restrictions in the world with all union heads having to be reviewed and approved by the Puertegan ministry of Labor who is able to replace them at any time and for any reason they see fit, along with that they also face several restrictions on being allowed to strike with the police being sent in to break up disallowed strikes often times using force to do so, as well as all union demands to employers needing to be approved by the Ministry of Labor first as well as negations needing to be mediated by them. | |||
=== Wages === | === Wages === | ||
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=== Welfare === | === Welfare === | ||
== | == Environmental Damages == | ||