The ideal trade bargaining outcome for the Group of 20 countries
A) combines high barriers to their agricultural exports and high barriers to their manufactured goods imports.
B) combines low barriers to their agricultural exports and low barriers to their manufactured goods imports.
C) combines low barriers to their agricultural exports and high barriers to their manufactured goods imports.
D) combines high barriers to their agricultural exports and low barriers to their manufactured goods imports.
E) combines high barriers to their agricultural imports and low barriers to their manufactured goods exports.
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