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Trade Barrier

A government policy or regulation that restricts international trade, such as taxes on imports (tariffs), limits on quantities (quotas), or subsidies to domestic producers, making it harder or more expensive for foreign goods to enter a country.

Agriculture Exports

Farm products like grains, meats, fruits, or vegetables that are grown or produced in the United States and sold to other countries.

Dispute Settlement

A formal process, often used by international organizations like the World Trade Organization, to resolve disagreements between countries over trade rules and practices.

World Trade Organization (WTO)

An international organization that helps set the rules for global trade, works to lower trade barriers, and provides a way for countries to sort out their trade problems.

Price Support Programs

Government policies that aim to maintain or increase the income of farmers by guaranteeing a minimum price for certain agricultural products, often through direct payments or government purchases.

United States Trade Representative (USTR)

A U.S. government agency that advises the President on trade policy, conducts trade negotiations with other countries, and enforces U.S. trade laws.