U.S. auto workers sometimes experience structural unemployment because of the popularity of foreign cars. Which of the following arguments would most likely be presented to Congress by an auto workers' union lobbying for trade restrictions?

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The jobs and income argument would be the most likely argument presented by an auto workers' union lobbying for trade restrictions. This argument would emphasize the negative effects of foreign car imports on US auto industry jobs and income for workers, and advocate for trade restrictions as a way to protect domestic jobs and income.

US Auto Workers Sometimes Experience Structural Unemployment Because of the Popularity