When the president decides to impose export controls for national security or foreign policy reasons,the following businesses may be adversely affected:
A) farmers whose crops are in short supply.
B) businesses who cooperate with Arab nations in boycotting Israel.
C) subsidiaries of U.S. companies having contracts with nations targeted by U.S. foreign policy.
D) All of these are correct.

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Export controls for national security or foreign policy reasons can adversely affect a wide range of businesses, including farmers with crops in short supply, businesses cooperating with nations boycotting allies (like Israel), and subsidiaries of U.S. companies engaged with nations targeted by U.S. foreign policy. These controls can limit their ability to export goods, impacting their operations and profitability.

When the President Decides to Impose Export Controls for National