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Voluntary Restraint Agreement
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Voluntary Restraint Agreement
An agreement between two or more countries in which each limits exports to the other. While this reduces trade between the counties involved, it can help domestic industries and, in any event, can reduce tensions because fewer workers in the involved countries may be worried about outsourcing.


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