mean(s) that the choices and actions of buyers and sellers in a market affect others who are not involved in that market. A) Externalities B) Protectionism C) Market distortions D) Free-rider effects is selling exports at a price that is less than the normal value of the exports. A) Dumping B) Free trade C) Monopolistic competition D) Aggressive exporting A policy by which a government offers temporary protection to a domestic industry as it adjusts to increased competition from imports is a(n) A) safeguard policy. B) infant industry policy. C) protectionist policy. D) import-resistance policy.

mean(s) that the choices and actions of buyers and sellers in a market affect others who are not involved in that market. A) Externalities B) Protectionism C) Market distortions D) Free-rider effects is selling exports at a price that is less than the normal value of the exports. A) Dumping B) Free trade C) Monopolistic competition D) Aggressive exporting A policy by which a government offers temporary protection to a domestic industry as it adjusts to increased competition from imports is a(n) A) safeguard policy. B) infant industry policy. C) protectionist policy. D) import-resistance policy.

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