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Question 9 of 10
Which of the following describes one of the major economic benefits of free
trade between countries?
A. Governments are able to protect domestic industries from
competition with foreign companies.
B. Environmental agencies are given more power to make sure
corporations are not polluting.
OC. Companies can lower production costs by producing goods in
countries with low average wages.
D. Women are required to make the same amount of money as men
for doing the same jobs.

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