Which of the following is NOT a reason governments interfere with comparative advantage?
A) Governments attempt to achieve full employment.
B) Governments promote economic development.
C) national self-sufficiency in defense-related industries
D) All are reasons governments interfere with comparative advantage.

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All of the options listed (A, B, and C) are reasons why governments may interfere with comparative advantage. Governments may also do so to protect domestic industries, to encourage strategic trade policies, or to address political considerations.

Which of the Following Is NOT a Reason Governments Interfere