Global Trade: The Pathway to Economic Prosperity
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SEATTLE - Washingtoner -- Warren Buffett recently reaffirmed a key principle of global progress: "balanced trade is good for the world," emphasizing that as the world prospers, so do we. This highlights the truth that trade generates mutual value, strengthening nations and communities alike.

Global trade isn't a zero-sum game, but a multiplier of prosperity, opportunity, and stability. It drives economic growth and fosters long-term partnerships. Trade is less about competition and more about collaboration. This is the core of our initiative, Global Trade Is Good, which believes that trade isn't just an exchange of goods, but a catalyst for prosperity and progress.

Trade strengthens economies, creates jobs, and builds cross-border connections. Beyond convenience, it lifts communities, encourages innovation, and expands opportunities. Despite rising skepticism about globalization, it remains a powerful force for good.

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Trade also drives job creation. In the U.S., exports support over 41 million jobs. In developing countries, trade has been pivotal in lifting over a billion people out of extreme poverty. It also drives investment in infrastructure like roads, ports, and digital systems, benefiting entire communities.

Looking back, the postwar economy, marked by high tariffs, was static compared to today's dynamic, open economy. This shift rewards innovation and creates new opportunities.

At Trade Tech, we're accelerating this transformation with a logistics platform that improves the efficiency and visibility of global trade, helping partners navigate shifting market conditions.

Global trade has benefitted America and the world, fostering mutual prosperity and understanding. The current world order has been an unprecedented success—one that should not be overturned. When trade flows, prosperity follows.