Interests Are the Goals or Policy Objectives That the Central

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Multiple Choice

Interests are the goals or policy objectives that the central actors in the political and economic system want to use foreign economic policy to achieve.Which scenario appropriately captures "interests"?

• A) If you are an American steel worker, you oppose steel tariffs because it reduces the likelihood that you will lose your job.
• B) If you own a substantial share of General Motors stock you will support a steel tariff because higher steel prices will produce higher profits.
• C) If you own a substantial share of General Motors stock you will support a steel tariff because lower steel prices will produce lower profits.
• D) If you are an American steel worker, you oppose steel tariffs because it increases the likelihood that you will lose your job.
• E) If you are an American steel worker, you will support steel tariffs because it reduces the likelihood that you will lose your job.

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