Which of the following is a reason why only limited attempts are made to compensate those who lose from free international trade?
A) Free trade advocates consistently lobby to eliminate compensation.
B) It would be difficult to determine the extent to which someone's sufferings were because of free trade and not due to reasons under their own control.
C) No one loses in the from free trade in the long run.
D) None of the above answers are correct.

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Determining the extent of someone's losses due to free trade is challenging because it's hard to isolate the impact of free trade from other factors that might be within an individual's control or other external factors. This complexity makes it difficult to assess and compensate for losses directly attributed to free trade.

Which of the Following Is a Reason Why Only Limited