Why do governments so often choose to protect favored industries with tariffs? Group of answer choices The economic benefits to the industries are larger than the costs to demanders. The gains from protection are enjoyed by many, while the costs are borne by only a few. The few who gain from protection each gain a lot, while the many who lose each lose

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Q: Who benefits from tariffs? Government or domestic industries?

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Q: How do tariffs impact domestic industries and international trade relationships?

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