The option that is considered a trade barrier is "paying money to an industry to encourage it to make goods in the country." This refers to a government action that supports domestic production over imports, thus creating a barrier to trade by making it more difficult for foreign goods to compete in the market.
Which of the following laws is considered a trade barrier? (1 point) Responses A company that produces furniture is shut down A company that produces furniture is shut down federal aid given to unemployed workers from a factory federal aid given to unemployed workers from a factory paying money to an industry to encourage it to make goods in the country paying money to an industry to encourage it to make goods in the country consumers deciding to purchase only locally made goods.
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