Which of These Is a Typical Limitation in How an Infant

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Multiple Choice

Which of these is a typical limitation in how an infant industry is protected?

• A) The infant industry is often provided with incentives to develop into a mature, internationally viable firm.
• B) Protection is usually limited to consumer goods.
• C) Most industries are not viable on their own, so protecting these industries would be an efficient use of resources.
• D) Protection is usually limited to capital manufacturing.

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