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Marketing managers feel it is first important to get an idea of the climate in the country towards foreign trade and investment. Analyze Indonesia's trade policies as to how they promote and/or restrict international trade. Determine whether these policies include any of the following:

Subsidies
Export financing
Foreign trade zones
Tariffs
Import Quotas
Embargoes
Local content requirements
Administrative fees and bureaucratic delays
Currency controls
Explain the cultural, political, and economic reasons behind these policies. . Cite your sources in your analysis.

Discuss trade patterns.
Explain the methods governments use to promote and restrict international trade

I am looking for direction for information on each topic above to save time researching to have some knowledge what facts would be needed for each topic. For example "What are the subsidies for Indonesia?"

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