The "infant industry" argument for tariffs is criticized:
A) because it is difficult to determine which industries merit protection.
B) because direct subsidies are probably a better means of stimulating such industries.
C) because the tariffs may remain after the industry reaches maturity.
D) for all of the above reasons.
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