Which of the Following Is Not an Argument Often Made

question 150

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is not an argument often made for the imposition of trade restrictions?

• A)trade restrictions are necessary for national defense purposes
• B)trade restrictions are necessary to improve economic efficiency
• C)trade restrictions are necessary to protect fledgling industries
• D)trade restrictions are necessary to protect against dumping
• E)trade restrictions are necessary to protect jobs

Recognize the significance of the number of producers on the supply of goods.

Distinguish between changes in supply and quantity supplied based on different market scenarios.

Assess the impact of external factors such as government policies and global events on supply.

Understand the impact of supply and demand changes on equilibrium price and quantity.

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