"trade freedom" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to economic freedom, such as in the context of free trade policies or trading relationships between nations. For example, "San Marino has a strong focus on trade freedom, with low tariffs and trade agreements with the European Union."
Washington is hardly unique in wanting a liberal world system of open trade, freedom of the seas, enforceable rules of contract and protection for foreign investment.Terrific!
Some countries may be more willing than others to trade freedom for security.Mr Viik thinks a new global cybersecurity treaty may be reached by 2012.
This is a recipe for the destruction of the Union, not for its salvation.Those who would trade freedom for the price of a sandwich deserve neither.
Occasionally (The Giver), people think they are happy, but that is only because the cunning fascist overlords have induced them to trade freedom for tranquility.
As an ambassador predicts, "Britain would have to pay a very high price".In short, Britain might enjoy less not more trade freedom if it pulled half out of the EU, as protectionist governments flexed their muscles and allowed nationalism to tarnish the project.
"This series not only provides action-packed entertainment, but also profound statements about the nature of heroism, the great responsibilities that come with wielding great power, our willingness to trade freedom for security, and much more," said course teacher Arnold T Blumberg.
The moves, it claimed, would help clear the way for a UK-US trade deal that would "rewrite the rules" of global commerce and allow Britain to take advantage of trade freedoms offered by Brexit.
The second, alternative reason for making this a campaign theme is that Gordon Brown is prepared to trade freedoms for votes, in which case the moral "dividing line" is between integrity and cynicism.
The Heritage Foundation continued to celebrate Egypt's increased investment and trade "freedoms" and its lower tax rates, while chiding it for adopting a modest 1.5% stimulus program after the fiscal crisis.
In 75 years of Communist rule, people traded freedom for an assured, if sometimes bleak existence.
"Let's stop trading freedom for the illusion of security," Prince said on Friday.
