A government-imposed restriction on the quantity of a specific good that can be imported is an example of
A) dumping.
B) a countervailing duty.
C) a tariff.
D) a quota.
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Q45: For infant-industry tariff protection to be valid
Q47: Lessening restrictions on imports usually leads to
A)a
Q48: Import restrictions
A)can protect Canadian jobs in the
Q49: A quota is
A)a tariff imposed on goods
Q51: Dumping is defined as
A)selling a good abroad
Q52: A rationale used for tariff protection by
Q53: Industries that cannot compete with foreign competitors
Q54: Tariffs to limit imports to "protect Canadian
Q55: Dumping is
A)international price discrimination.
B)international monopolistic pricing.
C)collusive behaviour
Q120: Restricting imports usually leads to
A) a country
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