17. A
(Domestic producers are indifferent between a tariff and an
equivalent quota.)
18. B
(National defense is one of the reasons given for trade
barrier.)
19. A
(Trade restrictions removes competition.)
20. C
(Trade deficit occurs when imports exceeds exports.)
QUESTION 17 When we look at tariffs and quotas, 0 a. domestic producers are indifferent between...
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