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Over time, the general movement in the United States has been toward A. relatively more free trade. B. higher tariffs and stricter import quotas. C. managed trade. D. complete elimination of tariffs, import quotas, and export subsidies. 

          Over time, the general movement in the United States has been toward
A. relatively more free trade.
B. higher tariffs and stricter import quotas.
C. managed trade.
D. complete elimination of tariffs, import quotas, and export subsidies.
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Over time, the general movement in the United States has been toward A. relatively more free trade. B. higher tariffs and stricter import quotas. C. managed trade. D. complete elimination of tariffs, import quotas, and export subsidies. Over time, the general movement in the United States has been toward OA.relatively more free trade O B.higher tariffs and stricter import quotas. Oc.managed trade O D.complete elimination of tariffs, import quotas, and export subsidies.
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00:01 International trade has always played a role in the u .s.
00:04 Economy.
00:05 Is this role increasing or decreasing in terms of exports and imports? international trade is, a, decreasing because government policies facilitate trade.
00:15 B, increasing because shipping costs have increased.
00:19 C, increasing because tariffs are increasing.
00:23 D, increasing because countries no longer enter into free trade agreements.
00:27 Or e, increasing because communication is less expensive...
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