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The FTA is an agreement between two or more countries to establish a free trade area in which trade in the form of goods and services can be done with the public beyond the borders (e.g. the geographical boundaries), without tariff or barrier. Recently in a FTA not only agree on regarding goods and services, but also concerned about intellectual property and investment. So, the scope of FTAS is becoming very large.FTA is aimed at enabling the development of the business become more quickly between two or more countries, so as to provide an advantage for all businesses involved in the FTA. The economic theory underlying the application of the FTA is the Comparative Advantage of David Ricardo. In classic economic theory, the FTA is indeed aimed at providing benefits for all parties involved in it. But in reality, not all parties can benefit from the FTA, because the theory of Comparative Advantage is only referring to the wealth of the country as a whole but do not come into contact with the distribution of wealth.FTA General conducted between developing countries and developed countries. Take a look at some examples of FTA, for example the FTA between Indonesia with Japan, Malaysia with the United States, or the European Union with India. In the implementation of the FTA, the developing countries are the countries that do not have a capacity equivalent to developed countries. Although the macro in developing countries involved in FTA may have improved the economy, but on the micro that was otherwise. The uneven distribution of wealth or even not going to result in population-rich became increasingly rich and poor is becoming increasingly poor. The size of the economic growth is also a right size to illustrate the level of prosperity and inequalities within a country.
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