The Job Creation Argument for Protection Against Free Trade

question 40

Multiple Choice

The job creation argument for protection against free trade:

• A)is that keeping out foreign imports allows the goods and services to be produced by domestic workers.
• B)is frequently put forward by economists.
• C)is mostly that we need full employment to defend the security of the nation.
• D)is that we need full employment to prevent currency depreciation.

Recognize the historical context of England's rivalry with Spain in the late 16th century.

Identify the funding sources and economic motivations behind early English settlements.

Grasp the religious dynamics and tensions in late-sixteenth-century England, including impacts on colonization.

Comprehend the colonization strategies used by England in North America and their precedents.

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