Trade liberalization without "injury" to any industry:
A) is welfare-maximizing for the economy as a whole.
B) cannot be welfare-maximizing for the economy as a whole.
C) proved to be a successful formula for reducing tariffs in the 1950s.
D) was the objective of European governments, which made it difficult for the U.S. to push its agenda of tariff reductions during the 1950s.
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Q28: The General Agreement on Trade and Tariffs
Q29: The U.S. Congress introduced several measures dealing
Q30: If no industry is allowed to be
Q32: The Long-Term Arrangement on Cotton Textiles (LTA)
Q33: The Kennedy Round was much more successful
Q34: The agendas of the successful Kennedy and
Q35: Participation in the GATT rounds:
A) diminished after
Q36: In general, the many GATT negotiating rounds
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