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Also known as protection
upright=1.3|thumb|Pro-free trade poster from the British Liberal Party (UK)|Liberal Party; the "free trade shop" is depicted as having more customers and lower prices, while the "protection shop" has higher prices, a smaller and lower-quality selection of goods, and no customers upright=1.3|thumb|Anti-free trade postcard from 1910
Protectionism is the practice of using government policies, such as tariffs or trade restrictions, to shield domestic industries from foreign competition. It matters because supporters believe it protects local jobs and businesses, while critics argue it can lead to higher prices for consumers and reduced economic efficiency.
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