Perhaps the Most Common Political Argument for Government Intervention into the Free

question 19

Multiple Choice

Perhaps the most common political argument for government intervention into the free flow of trade is that

• A) it protects national pride.
• B) politicians and their constituents tend to think that domestically produced products are. superior to products produced in another country.
• C) it is necessary for protecting jobs and industries from foreign competition.
• D) it is necessary to maintain domestic economic stability.
• E) it is important for national security.

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