The loss of jobs due to international trade is often:
A) more visible than the decline in consumer prices due to international trade.
B) less visible than the decline in prices due to international trade.
C) greater than the benefit of trade in the form of decline in prices.
D) spread across all sectors while decline in prices is concentrated in one sector.

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The loss of jobs is often more visible because it directly affects individuals and communities, whereas the benefits of lower consumer prices are diffused and less noticeable.

The Loss of Jobs Due to International Trade Is Often