Chapter 21: Q. 37 (page 523)
What are some ways that governments can help people who lose from trade?
Short Answer
By providing subsidies to the domestic industries, providing job training to workers to upskill them, retirement pension, etc.
Chapter 21: Q. 37 (page 523)
What are some ways that governments can help people who lose from trade?
By providing subsidies to the domestic industries, providing job training to workers to upskill them, retirement pension, etc.
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