Revenue for the state governments in the United States comes primarily from income taxes

Economists consider an economy to be at "full employment" when

A) the unemployment rate equals the natural rate of unemployment. B) there is no structural unemployment. C) there is no frictional unemployment. D) there is only a small amount of cyclical unemployment.

Since the "winners" from free trade can more than compensate the "losers" why does it matter if wages and employment fall when a country engages in free trade?

What will be an ideal response?