[Solved] Why do states undertake protectionist measures?

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Q.	Why do states undertake protectionist measures?
A.	To assist private investment.
B.	To keep competitive foreign goods from flooding the market.
C.	To keep stable exchange rates.
D.	All of the options given are correct.
Answer» B. To keep competitive foreign goods from flooding the market.

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