Commercial policy means_______________?
Correct answer: C. Policy about imports and exports
- A. Policy about markets
- B. Policy about money supply
- C. Policy about imports and exports
- D. Policy of controlling of prices of goods
Explanation
Commercial policy covers a country's rules governing international trade, especially imports, exports, tariffs, quotas and related regulations. Money supply and domestic price controls belong to monetary and price policies respectively.
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