Which of the following does not represent a problem with ISI policies?
A)Manufacturers often lacked technical expertise and produced products of low quality.
B)Developing countries sold little on the international market,which limited the potential of many producers.
C)ISI limited the ability of developing countries to buy much from abroad,and this left developing countries vulnerable to crises.
D)ISI forced national manufacturers to meet international standards of quality and price that were too demanding.

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This choice suggests that ISI policies put pressure on national manufacturers to meet international standards, which is not a problem with the policies themselves but rather a challenge faced by domestic producers. The other choices (A, B, and C) point to actual problems with ISI, such as low quality production, limited exports, and vulnerability to external shocks.

Which of the Following Does Not Represent a Problem with ISI