American Foreign Policy Position Paper: Trade, Sanctions, Debt, and Investment

The United States has entered the 21st century as a beacon of freedom, equality and liberty. This nation's history of free-market economics combined with levels of tolerance and progressiveness unprecedented in the world has pushed it forward, when others have faltered. The horrific attacks of September 11th, 2001 shattered the sense of American security. America had been the untouchable force of democracy and capitalism. Formerly, a father to nations: instructing and assisting and a brother to …

…market to foreign investment and trade through the elimination of trade barriers. If America is to progress into the 21st century and maintain its status as a world leader in economics, politics and culture, America must open itself to the world and simultaneously encourage openness in all other nations. Party Mouth stands on these positions as the future of American foreign economic policy, the future of American economic prosperity and the future of the America.