Which of the following is not an argument for adopting trade restrictions on imported goods?

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The consumer-protection argument is not an argument for adopting trade restrictions. It is more commonly used as an argument against trade restrictions, as restrictions can limit consumer choices and drive up prices. The other three arguments listed (antidumping, national-defense, and infant-industry) are all commonly cited in favor of trade restrictions.

Which of the Following Is Not an Argument for Adopting