The pattern of protection in industrial countries is particularly harmful to the interests of

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The pattern of protection in industrial countries, such as high import tariffs and non-tariff barriers, make it difficult for low-income developing countries to compete in the global market. This results in unequal trade relationships and harms the interests of these countries. High-income industrial countries may benefit from this protection and thus it is not harmful to their interests. The options C and D are too specific and do not address the broader issue of protectionism and trade relations.

The Pattern of Protection in Industrial Countries Is Particularly Harmful