The "Breathing Room" Argument Maintains That

The "breathing room" argument maintains that:

A) industries of importance to national security need protection from foreign competition
B) industries that are in their infancy require trade protection
C) temporary protectionist measures can help revive ailing domestic industries that have been smothered by foreign competition
D) too many people breathing in a room results in carbon dioxide poisoning. Some people must hang their heads out the window to suck in some air.
E) trade agreement negotiators must have a break room where they can breathe away from the smoke-filled negotiating room