Which of the following results is NOT a way that trade can benefit all parties involved?
A. Tr...
Mathematics, 29.05.2020 20:02 joelpimentel
Which of the following results is NOT a way that trade can benefit all parties involved?
A. Trade can encourage economic growth for both sides that participate.
B. Trade can help citizens enjoy higher standards of living.
C. Trade can provide a greater variety of goods and services for all parties.
D. Trade can keep countries from specializing in producing certain goods.
Please select the best answer from the choices provided
A
B
D
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