Which of the following is an argument against free trade?
A) protecting infant industries
B) protecting against dumping
C) protecting domestic jobs
D) all of the above

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All of the options listed are arguments against free trade. 
- Protecting infant industries means shielding new, emerging industries that may have a hard time competing with larger, established foreign companies.
- Protecting against dumping refers to the practice of foreign companies flooding a domestic market with goods at a very low price, which can hurt local producers and potentially disrupt the market in the long run.
- Protecting domestic jobs involves implementing measures such as tariffs or quotas that limit foreign competition and ensure domestic workers keep their jobs.

Which of the Following Is an Argument Against Free Trade