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How would tariffs benefit the north? They would protect infant industries. They would make European products more competitive. They would help them buy more cotton. They would increase trade.

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new industries need time and practice to become efficient producers

- tariffs and other protectionist policies are defended on the grounds that they protect new industries in the early stages of their development

- a tariff shields a young industry from the competition of its more mature rivals

- after the infant industry acquires the ability to produce goods efficiently and at a competitive price, the tariff can be eliminated because the industry is able to compete

- problems: a protected infant industry lacks incentive to become more efficient and competitive; once an industry is given tariff protection, it is difficult to take the protection away

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The answer is "they would protect infant industries"

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