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Author: Tucker
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Describe the infant industry argument for protection.
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Which of the following is not a valid economic argument forā protectionism? A. infant industry argument B.exports are good comma imports are bad exports are good, imports are bad C.to improve terms of trade to improve terms of trade D. protection of specific groups E. promoting diversification
Which of the following is not an argument used in favor of protectionism?
a. to protect an "infant"industry
b.to protect domestic jobs
c. to preserve national security
d. to protect against "unfair" competition because of cheap foreign labor
e. to reduce prices paid by domestic consumers
What isĀ Protectionism?
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State policies imposing barriers to restrict imports for a variety of reasons.
Economic theory that international commerce should increase a state's wealth through favorable balance of trade.
Beliefs, drawn from Marxist and Neo-Marxist writing, that poor labor conditions, colonial expansion, and divisions between the rich and the poor can be blamed on international capitalism.
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