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If in the Long Run, Imports Are Paid for by Exports

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If in the long run, imports are paid for by exports, then


A) any restriction of imports ultimately reduces exports.
B) any restriction of imports ultimately expands exports.
C) any restriction of imports has no impact on exports.
D) any restriction of exports has no impact on imports.

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