Question

which best describes why countries establish limits on international trade? choose three answers. to force domestic industries to sell higher quality goods to restrict foreign influence in a sector to restrict importation of a foreign good to lower the price of foreign goods to punish other countries

Explanation:

Countries set trade limits to protect domestic industries, reduce foreign influence in key sectors, and restrict imports. Trade - limits are not typically used to lower foreign - good prices. Punitive measures are also a reason for trade limits in some cases.

Answer:

• to restrict foreign influence in a sector
• to restrict importation of a foreign good
• to punish other countries