The strength of the dollar on domestic and foreign economies differs in each economy, in domestic the domestic economy; the dollar may not have as much value as in foreign economies. The exchange rates in foreign countries differ; therefore, the U.S. Dollar may be more or less depending on which foreign economy is in question. There are many benefits that placing tariffs on international trade has on the economy. The tariffs actually increases the domestic selling price; therefore, allowing the sellers or producers of the products to earn more of a profit on those goods, because the demand has decreased. Because the demand for so many products decreases, the prices increase allowing larger profits, and opportunities to create other products. On the other had those tariffs also cause loses. Although the domestic producers are better off, and the government raises much needed revenue, the losses that consumer’s experience far exceed the benefits that the government and domestic producers receive. While the domestic suppliers are enjoying a huge profit, the domestic buyers are forced to purchase goods that have increased in price because of these tariffs that have been placed on these goods. Tariffs can also affect the number of goods a consumer can actually purchase. In terms of quotas, a quota is similar to tariffs. Quotas raise the prices that are set for a particular good, restrict trade within countries, and can cause losses in profit. Although, there are some benefits, and also some great losses associated with foreign trade, many economists ensure consumers that free trade is what is best for the country and the