The "Creation of Domestic Jobs" Argument for Protection Holds That

The "creation of domestic jobs" argument for protection holds that domestic firms will produce the goods that otherwise would have been produced abroad, thus

A) increasing the opportunity cost of producing the good abroad.
B) decreasing the opportunity cost of producing the good abroad.
C) employing domestic workers instead of foreign workers.
D) employing foreign workers instead of domestic workers.
E) achieving full employment in domestic industries.