Free Trade vs. Protectionism The debate of Free trade vs. Protectionism usually includes a discussion of pros and cons of these 2 approaches. Please, provide one specific example (country, industry and product) where you believe the pro side for the protectionism approach would definitely make sense (from your perspective)! How exactly would the benefits outweigh losses in your example?

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