Your answer is the first one. Domestic Servant, Skilled Trades, and field workers.
The Bush Doctrine of the early 2000s would be best described by idealism and unilateralism. The United States became engaged in policies across the globe that were driven by neoconservative ideology and the goals of spreading "democracy" and "freedom." The US was willing to seek this goals by going alone in a unilateral fashion.
Answer:
Economic penalties of using protective tariffs.
Explanation:
Businesswise, it is very important to recognize that the taxes owed on imports are paid by domestic consumers, and not imposed directly on the foreign country's exports. The effect is nonetheless to make foreign products relatively more expensive for consumers but if manufacturers rely on imported components or other inputs in their production process, they will also pass the increased cost on to consumers. Often, goods from abroad are cheaper because they offer cheaper capital or labor costs, if those goods become more expensive, then consumers will choose the relatively costlier domestic product. Overall, consumers tend to lose out with tariffs, where the taxes are collected domestically.
In general, the best option from this list would be "radicals" on the liberal end of the spectrum, but it should be noted that radicals can exist on both ends of the political spectrum.
