The Following Four Options Are the Arguments for Restricting Trade

The following four options are the arguments for restricting trade. If imported goods undercut the price of home- produced goods, it is desirable to put tariffs on them to bring them up to the price of home- produced goods. This is an example of

A) a non- economic argument.
B) those arguments with validity for specific countries, but where there is nevertheless a net world loss.
C) a fallacious argument.
D) those arguments with some general validity in a world context.