#1135864

#1135864: What is the most likely reason that consumers rarely protest import restrictions that raise the prices they pay for a specific product?

What is the most likely reason that consumers rarely protest import restrictions that raise the prices they pay for a specific product?
Варианты ответа:
  • They reason that if the import restrictions are removed, the foreign producers will raise their prices to those of the domestic producers anyway.
  • Many countries prohibit consumers to band together to influence political actions.
  • Typically, although the added costs to consumers for a given product are high in aggregate, they are fairly trivial for most individual consumers.
  • They reason that if they do something to hurt domestic employment for one product, the displaced workers will then do something that will hurt their own employment.

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Тематика: Международная торговля Международный бизнес Экономика зарубежных стран
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