An embargo prohibits any type of trade with another country. since the 1960s, the usa has enforced an embargo against trade with cuba. in 2002, the embargo was partially lifted and trade between cuba and the usa increased. in that year, about 20% of cuba's agricultural goods came from the usa, with the possibility of more if the embargo was lifted. in response to political actions of fidel castro, however, president bush threatened to reinstate the full embargo. adapted from if the embargo was reinstated, which groups would be most impacted?   a. businesses in cuba and the usa b. other trade partners with the usa c. providers of public goods in the usa  d. political action groups in the usa

The correct answer is A.

Businesses from both countries would be the most affected groups if the embargo was restored, as they would be losing part of their potential consumers in the foreign market, and therefore sales and profit. Moreover, in the case of Cuba they would lose the opportunity of purchasing cheap agricultural imports from its main trade partner, the US.

In turn, households from both countries that receive their income from those businesses will be affected as well. If sales decrease, less profits are generated, less amount of production is manufactured and less staff is needed

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