Dan O’Brien: ‘We should be singing the praises of a beef deal that highlights the huge benefits of a free-trade model – and offers the choice of cheaper prices for those in need’

Should you be free to choose whether to buy an Irish steak or a less expensive Argentinian one? Is it right that consumers of food, which includes everyone, pay more for their grocery bills so that the minority of people who produce food are heavily subsidised? Is it a good thing that Ireland, as one of the most trade-dependent countries in the world, is to get better access for its businesses to a market of 300 million people?

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