Interprovincial trade barriers refer to regulations, standards, or policies that restrict the flow of goods, services, and labor between provinces within a country. They are used to protect local industries or meet regional standards, but often harm consumers by raising prices. Businesses and consumers ultimately benefit when these barriers are reduced, fostering economic efficiency and competition.
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