Unlike the Infant-Industry Argument, the Industrialization Argument for Trade Protection

question 39

Multiple Choice

Unlike the infant-industry argument, the industrialization argument for trade protection ________.

• A)requires independence from other countries
• B)stresses labor-intensive production methods despite high costs
• C)emphasizes use of locally available raw materials for manufacturing inputs
• D)presumes that economic growth will occur even if domestic manufactured prices are not globally competitive

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