The Paradox of Trade Restrictions on Countries with Child Labor

question 79

Multiple Choice

The paradox of trade restrictions on countries with child labor is that:

• A) these restrictions aim to reduce child labor, but because they make the countries poorer, they actually cause more child labor.
• B) children from those countries are actually more efficient than the adults.
• C) children can be hired at lower wages than adults.
• D) restrictions on trade cause losses in consumer surplus.

Recognize the impact of globalization on cultural diversity and societal changes.

Identify the critics and critiques of Modernization theory and its ethnocentric tendencies.

Comprehend the concept of globalization and its components including the exchange of money, goods, and services.

Recognize the economic disparities between nations through understanding GDP per capita.

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