Which group does not benefit from trade when the U.S. imports leather?

A. Workers in the foreign leather industry.
B. U.S. consumers who purchase leather products.
C. Foreign leather producers.
D. Workers in the U.S. leather industry.


D. Workers in the U.S. leather industry.

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