Non-tariff barriers are indeed more challenging to identify, prove, and quantify compared to tariff barriers because they can take various forms that are not as straightforward as tariffs. These include measures like preferential treatment for domestic bidders and government campaigns encouraging the purchase of domestic products, among others.

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Non-Tariff Barriers

Question 50

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Non-tariff barriers:

A) are more difficult to detect, prove and quantify than tariff barriers.
B) are less difficult to detect, prove and quantify than tariff barriers.
C) include preferential treatment for domestic bidders and government 'buy domestic' campaigns.
D) are more difficult to detect, prove and quantify than tariff barriers and include preferential treatment for domestic bidders and government 'buy domestic' campaigns.

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