An import quota is:
A) a tax on imports.
B) a limit on the quantity of a product that is permitted to enter the domestic market from abroad.
C) a system of tariffs according to the country that exports the good.
D) not used at all anymore although it used to be popular as a source of tax revenue.
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A) any
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A) quotas
B)
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