American critics of the WTO argue that free international trade and investment will:

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American critics of the WTO argue that free trade can undermine environmental and labor protections in the United States. They argue that if countries with lower environmental and labor standards can export goods to the United States, then U.S. businesses will face increased competition from companies that can produce goods more cheaply by exploiting workers and the environment. These critics argue that the WTO's rules prioritize free trade over the protection of workers and the environment, and that this creates a "race to the bottom" as countries try to attract investment by lowering environmental and labor standards.

American Critics of the WTO Argue That Free International Trade