Using Trade Restrictions to Protect Special Interests Such as the U.S

question 98

Multiple Choice

Using trade restrictions to protect special interests such as the U.S. auto industry

• A) results in lower prices for U.S. auto consumers.
• B) raises the prices that U.S. consumers must pay for autos.
• C) is a very cost-efficient way of dealing with trade problems.
• D) is the best long-term solution for threatened U.S. jobs.

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