Question

​France, in addition to its occasional stabs at strategic trade​ policy, pursues an active nationalist cultural ​policy, promoting French​ art, music,​ fashion, cuisine, and so on. This may be primarily a matter of attempting to preserve a national identity in an increasingly homogeneous​ world, but some French officials also defend this policy on economic grounds. In what sense could some features of such a policy be defended as a kind of strategic trade​ policy?

Answer 1

Step-by-step explanation:

Some features of such policy can be defended as a kind of strategic trade policy through supporting the French culture as it would further advance industries and tourism that promotes the French culture such as the fabrics industries and the vin de table (wine) industries.