A Society-Centered Approach to Trade Politics Argues That

A society-centered approach to trade politics argues that

A) a government's trade policy objectives are not shaped by politicians' responses to interest group demands.
B) a government's trade policy objectives are shaped by politicians' responses to interest group demands.
C) a government's trade policy objectives are shaped by rational choices among strong economic models.
D) trade largely has no distributional consequences.
E) distributional consequences from trade only creates winners.