All of the following are reasons countries may be unable to use discriminatory trade practices to enforce labor standards EXCEPT

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This statement is false as countries can and do impose trade barriers on other sovereign nations. For example, the United States has imposed tariffs on China in recent years. The other options provide valid reasons why a country may be unable to use discriminatory trade practices to enforce labor standards. The World Trade Organization (WTO) requires nations to treat other nations the same, meaning that countries cannot discriminate against specific trading partners. If a single country tries to impose sanctions, they may not be successful in convincing other members of their trading block to participate, making the effort ineffective. Finally, retaliation or a trade war may occur if a country imposes discriminatory trade practices, which could harm both countries involved.

All of the Following Are Reasons Countries May Be Unable