Lead in Toys and Drinking Water

Lead in Toys and Drinking Water
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Lead in toys and drinking water
Q1).
There should be a global standard for toy manufacturing. Most children worldwide buy toys to play with; these toys should not be hazardous to them or even to the people around them. Many accidents have occurred with toys either to children or adults when they step on them; therefore, the quality of toys should be checked to ensure that they are safe. The shape, sizes, and the materials used on them are observed; this ensures that any child or adult near a toy feels safe and does not endanger themselves CITATION Gos16 \l 2057 (Gostin, 2016). All countries will manufacture indifferent toys; therefore, no nation will have a larger market than the other due to quality or price. There are a global market and manufacturers of the toys. All countries get an equal share of the market. However, some countries lack the governance to ensure policies are implemented and followed. Most warring countries do not follow up on the quality of imported goods or manufactured goods; this hinders the policy's functionality.
Q2).
The US, therefore, should improve its relationship with China so that they get large discounts for the toys, so they get the toys for much lower prices. The United States imports 80% of toys manufactured in China. Therefore the largest market improvement of trade with China could reduce trade barriers with the two countries, bettering other goods between the two countries. The United States...