Answer:
The correct response is Option D. Once established, a tariff is politically difficult to remove.
Explanation:
Tariffs might seem like a good way to help support industries that are just beginning to develop and to support innovation and new economic diversification in the national context, but industries can become dependent on such tariffs and it may distort how competitive they are compared to other international brands that make the same products in the same industries. If the industry becomes important in terms of job creation and providing employment to workers it can become politically difficult to remove the tariffs as voting citizens may lose their jobs if their company takes a downturn.
Answer: A. Free trade
Explanation:
The question is asking what U.S. economic foreign policy aims to promote.
The United States is a strong believer in the market economy which allows for entrepreneurship and competition. The U.S. tries to spread this to the rest of the world by encouraging free trade as this would encourage competition by producers across different countries.
The U.S. does not always lead the way however with the imposition of tariffs on countries like China. It has been claimed by the government in this case, that this was only done to curb Chinese anti-competitive behavior which would mean that the tariffs are still meant to encourage free trade.
Answer:
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you have to know the status of the map youve encountered
Answer:
"liberty"
Explanation:
According to my research on the promises and rights provided by the United States of America to it's citizens, I can say that based on the information provided within the question it is referring to the term known as "liberty". This term (like mentioned in the question) refers to a person's freedom in every sense of the word and is the foundation on which the United States was founded.
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