It Is Often Argued That If Foreign Goods Are Kept

question 90

Multiple Choice

It is often argued that if foreign goods are kept out of the domestic economy:

• A)jobs will be lost at home.
• B)jobs will be created abroad.
• C)foreign consumers will enjoy product surpluses.
• D)jobs will be created at home.
• E)foreign consumers will suffer product shortages.

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Line of Credit

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