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    The Main Justification for Imposing Restrictions on Free International Trade
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The Main Justification for Imposing Restrictions on Free International Trade

Question 139

Question 139

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The main justification for imposing restrictions on free international trade is:


A) to protect foreign producers
B) to support foreign consumers
C) to protect domestic producers
D) to support domestic consumers

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