How do quotas protect local producers?(1 point)
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Quotas add a fee to the price of imported goods, so they are less competitive than local products.
Quotas add a fee to the price of imported goods, so they are less competitive than local products.
Quotas limit the goods that can be imported, which ensures less competition for local producers.
Quotas limit the goods that can be imported, which ensures less competition for local producers.
Quotas help organize workers to advocate for increased protections.
Quotas help organize workers to advocate for increased protections.
Quotas increase competition among different countries, which lowers prices of goods.
Quotas increase competition among different countries, which lowers prices of goods.
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Quotas limit the goods that can be imported, which ensures less competition for local producers.
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Which option best analyzes how exchange becomes more efficient at a national scale?(1 point)
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Places within a country specialize based on comparative advantage, meanwhile better technologies enable exchange.
Places within a country specialize based on comparative advantage, meanwhile better technologies enable exchange.

Quaternary industries develop that benefit existing retail structures in local economies by connecting them to other places around the country.
Quaternary industries develop that benefit existing retail structures in local economies by connecting them to other places around the country.

Urban centers refocus on primary industries, leading to the development of secondary industries that encourage exchange.
Urban centers refocus on primary industries, leading to the development of secondary industries that encourage exchange.

Countries enter into treaties that encourage trade, such as the North American Free Trade Agreement.
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Places within a country specialize based on comparative advantage, meanwhile better technologies enable exchange.
What type of industries are primarily involved in exchanges between rural mining towns and urban manufacturing centers that use their minerals?(1 point)
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secondary and tertiary industries
secondary and tertiary industries
primary and secondary industries
primary and secondary industries
secondary and quaternary industries
secondary and quaternary industries
primary and tertiary industries
primary and tertiary industries
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primary and secondary industries