Some economists believe that an extended safety net
For workers affected by trade:
A)would be extremely expensive and unnecessary.
B)would create a more favorable attitude toward trade by workers.
C)would create jealousy among those who lose jobs for other reasons.
D)Would lead to political maneuvering and corruption.

Question

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Providing a safety net for workers affected by trade would address one of the main concerns of those who are anti-trade. If workers feel more secure that they will have support during times of job loss or insecurity, they may be more likely to support free trade policies.

Answer: D 
 Providing an extended safety net for workers affected by trade could potentially lead to political maneuvering and corruption, as politicians could use the issue as a political tool to gain support or funds. Additionally, there may be challenges in creating a fair and efficient system for distributing resources and support to affected workers.

Some Economists Believe That an Extended Safety Net