Trading: Global LevelGlobal Economics Module #4 requires an assessment of the efforts of world governments to guarantee developing countries a fair and adequate share of world trade (Poolen, 2013). To this must be indicated a response to the interventions of world governments and their need or desire to intercede in the third world economy. All of this must be derived from Chapters 6 and 7 of Carbaugh's discussion in the text to both support and extrapolate a conclusion (Poolen, 2013) (Carbaugh, 2011). The problems of developing countries, trade policy, export growth or industrial policies should be addressed as a topic of discussion for this mission. Analysis of internal and external government factors must be included in the extrapolation to include the political and economic necessities of a need or behavior. . To achieve this, consideration of taxation, export, import and geographical location must also be included as collective weights for global level decisions in business practices. An analysis of free trade agreements, competition in developing countries, impact of global economy and policies are other specific aspects examined to explore global trade in third world countries. DiscussionFree trade agreements (FTAs) and their likelihood of being negotiated between countries have specific historical characteristics. measures. The first and most common is that FTAs ​​are more likely to be concluded the closer the geographical distance between the two countries. This also applies to economic size and export market access as specific determinants of trade. Pleasant trade becomes more beneficial as labor ratios differ within the two countries. Interestingly, empirical studies reveal that political economy models... middle of article...... 3). Works Cited Baldwin, R. and Jaimovich D. 2010: Free Trade Agreements are Contagious Cambridge, MaNational Bureau of Economic ResearchECN500 -Week 4 TasksEdwards, C. & Rugy, E.2002 Policy Analysis: International Tax Competition A Constraint on Government in the 21st Century Washington DCCato InstituteHoekman, B. & Holmes, P.1999 Competition Policy, Developing Countries and the WTO University of Washington DC Sussex and College of Europe, BrugesInternational Economics 13th edition2011Mason, OH: South-WesternCengage LearningKumar, N., Das, A., Debnath, B. and Mandal, S.2012Global economic crisis: causes, impact on Indian economy, agriculture and fisheries International Journal of Agriculture Sciences221-226Moise, E., Delpeuch , C., Sorescu, S., Bottini, N., & Foch, A.2013 Estimating constraints on agricultural trade in developing countries OECD Publishing