alleryStart learning →For vital defence industries, what do economists suggest instead of tariffs?
ADirect subsidies
BHigher import duties
CTotal export bans
DCurrency devaluation
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Direct subsidies
Subsidies are seen as a more transparent and effective means of supporting vital industries than tariffs.
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