If the president of the United States wishes to implement protectionist policies, which one of the following can be employed? Group of answer choices A) Lower export subsidies. B) Place high tariffs on imported goods. C) Agree to "most favored nation" clauses. D) Remove quotas on imported goods. E) Reduce required labelling regulations on imported goods.

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