The infant-industry argument for tariff protection assumes:
A) that parents of infants in most cases cannot afford higher prices for clothing.
B) that the protected industry is an essential industry to the country.
C) that the protected industry will eventually achieve economies of scale.
D) that wages in the protected industry are too high already.
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Q22: Which of the following is least likely
Q23: If Canada removed all the barriers on
Q24: If Canada increased its tariff on imported
Q25: If Canada increased its tariff on imported
Q26: From the arguments for tariff protection discussed
Q28: Dumping occurs when:
A) products are sold in
Q29: When Canada imposes a tariff on imported
Q30: Which of the following is not a
Q31: Which of the following rounds of trade
Q32: As a result of Canada's free-trade arrangement
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