Keeping the U.S. economy on top won't solve anything. History will just repeat itself, and the U.S. will just take advantage of other countries' corporations. How do we know that the U.S. won't just ignore them? It has before.

WORK FOR FREE AND FAIR TRADE

The United States’ “free” trade policies only focus on competition and money-making, but not on helping those hurt by free trade. Free trade is unfair because it doesn’t accommodate workers or corporations that aren’t up to “free trade standard”. Fair trade; however, can provide fair and effective ways to trade without hurting those workers and those companies. Fair trade can help both the U.S. economy and other nations as well. It would be much more productive and efficient. It would very significantly benefit poorer people in poor countries just as much. Everyone would still make money and be safe. There will be higher labor standards and strict safety standards. Everybody would win.

WORK FOR FREE AND FAIR TRADE

The United States’ “free” trade policies only focus on competition and money-making, but not on helping those hurt by free trade. Free trade is unfair because it doesn’t accommodate workers or corporations that aren’t up to “free trade standard”. Fair trade; however, can provide fair and effective ways to trade without hurting those workers and those companies. Fair trade can help both the U.S. economy and other nations as well. It would be much more productive and efficient.

I agree with Subway Team. It is definitely good that you see what they're putting on the sandwiches.

I think that Panera Bread is the best because it is in the 90's on every service satisfaction. It is clean, has a friendly staff, accessible, it has good and speedy service, good quality food, and it has 91% order accuracy.

I think that Panera Bread is the best because it is in the 90's on every service satisfaction. It is clean, has a friendly staff, accessible, it has good and speedy service, good quality food, and it has 91% order accuracy.