How can the United States foreign policy goals of trade, national security, and human rights conflict with one another?

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Lewis Aguirre

30 November, 17:37

How can the United States foreign policy goals of trade, national security, and human rights conflict with one another?

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Tessie · Answer 1

Because one aspect is often favored over the other, which causes an imbalance. for example, this imbalance can be seen with the United States' outsourcing to foreign countries where the U. S. favors profit over the exploits ted workers