Evidence indicates that tariffs and quotas are

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Evidence indicates that tariffs and quotas are

  a. 

beneficial for producers in a protected industry, but not beneficial for consumers or workers.

 
  b. 

not beneficial for the workers in a protected industry or for consumers.

 
  c. 

beneficial for producers in a protected industry, but not beneficial for the workers in the industry.

 
  d. 

beneficial for workers in a protected industry, but not beneficial for producers or consumers.

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