Which example might work to limit trade between countries?

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i think it would be C the reason for this is being that the definition of a quota is a limit on trade,and the question is asking for a way to limit it. an embargo limits all trade between a country, and a tariff raises the tax on trade and why would you want to decrease the safety standards? these are my reasons for it being : C. A quota on imports and exports

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Maksim231197 [3]4 years ago

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A quota on imports and exports!

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