Open-Door Policy

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Open-Door Policy is a term used in international relations. It means that powerful countries have equal opportunities to trade with colonial or developing countries. When countries agree to observe the Open-Door Policy in an area, they simply agree to permit their merchants and investors to trade freely there.

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