For a country, the domestic price of a product will equal the world price. a. when the domestic supply of the product increases. b. when the country allows free trade. c. when trade restrictions are imposed on the product. d. if the country chooses to export and not import the product.

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For a country, the domestic price of a product will equal
the world price.

a.     when the domestic supply of the product increases.

b.    when the country allows free trade.

c.     when trade restrictions are imposed on the product.

d.    if the country chooses to export and not import the product.

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