Arguments against free trade include all of the following EXCEPT free trade:

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Free trade is often criticized for leading to job losses in developed countries as companies move production to places with cheaper labor (A), increasing global wealth disparity by benefiting wealthier nations or individuals at the expense of poorer ones (C), and encouraging companies to manufacture in countries with lax environmental regulations to cut costs (D). However, it typically does not cause greater migration from wealthy to developing countries (B); if anything, the opposite might occur as jobs move to where labor is cheaper.

Arguments Against Free Trade Include All of the Following EXCEPT