The argument that jobs are lost to free trade is
A) correct because jobs are lost but foreign countries are helped and we can afford losses.
B) totally false because no jobs are lost to free trade.
C) somewhat correct because some jobs are lost but incorrect because new jobs also are created.
D) true only when tariffs are imposed on the goods being imported.
E) incorrect because no jobs are lost and new jobs are created by trade.
C
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A. $2 billion to almost $3 billion. B. $2 billion to almost $3 trillion. C. $2 trillion to almost $3 trillion. D. $3 billion to almost $2 trillion.
The labor force participation rate of women in the United States has been
a. increasing for several decades. b. decreasing for the past several decades after increasing dramatically in the early 1900s. c. approximately constant during the last three decades. d. decreasing since the early 1900s.