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What is the primary reason for government intervention in trade to protect domestic industries?
To protect domestic industries from foreign competition
What is a potential consequence of protectionist measures according to critics?
Higher costs for consumers
What is an example of a situation where government intervention in trade is justified for national security reasons?
To restrict trade with a country posing a security threat
What is a potential consequence of protecting industries from foreign competition according to critics?
Slowing down economic growth
What is the primary argument for government intervention in trade to correct market failures?
To correct monopolistic practices
What is a criticism of government intervention in trade to protect domestic employment?
It is counterproductive and can lead to higher prices for consumers
Evaluate the pros and cons of government intervention in trade, including protecting domestic industries, and its impact on competitiveness, innovation, and growth. Critique the arguments for and against government intervention in trade.
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