This permits Jetstar to hurdle non-tariff legal barriers to international expansion such as the labour laws that would otherwise prohibit Jetstar to hire overseas employees or undertake lengthy flights. The efficient use and exploitation of provided subsidies by Qantas and Jetstar are evidently significant in the study of international business's as they try to overcome barriers to overseas markets...
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The article places emphasis on Jetstar's expansion to New Zealand, a venture only made easier through the improved relations (especially within trading) between Australia and New Zealand. Their Closer Economic Relations (CER) trade agreement together allows for the liberalisation of trade through reduced tariffs, reduced quantitative restrictions on exports and free migration of labour...
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