The infant-industry argument for tariffs.
a. Is recognized as wrong because it is present and not future comparative advantages that should be considered
b. Is recognized as wrong because protections often extend beyond policy
c. Is recognized as theoretically sound if economies of scale is available
d. Says that industries should be protected in poor countries to provide for the welfare of infants there.?
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Asked by Borrison on 15th May, 2019
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