The political attractiveness of tariffs, quotas, and other trade restrictions is primarily the result of

A) the political clout of domestic consumers.
B) the attractiveness of sound economic policies to elected political officials.
C) the special interest nature of trade restrictions.
D) the political clout of foreigners.


C) the special interest nature of trade restrictions.

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