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waynest

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Countries sometimes fear that foreign producers are pricing their exports artificially low. This fear is most likely based on the assumption that ________.
 
  A) foreign companies will lack the earnings to repay their foreign debt
  B) insufficient earnings will be available to improve product technology
  C) foreign producers will charge exorbitant prices after putting competitors out of business
  D) developing countries will be unable to maintain critical industries needed in times of war

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A possible drawback to the essential industry argument for import protectionism is ________.
 
  A) that such protection hurts the protecting country's balance of payments
  B) in times of military emergency, almost any product could be considered essential
  C) other countries find supplies elsewhere
  D) unemployment increases in the protecting country
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