An argument against limiting exports to unfriendly countries is that ________.
A)the costs of the sanctions are borne by innocent people rather than by leaders
B)markets cannot be regained after the countries become friendly
C)one country's essential product is superfluous to another
D)the exporting nation's cultural identity is harmed

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Limiting exports to unfriendly countries may result in innocent people suffering due to lack of access to necessary goods, while the leaders who are likely the intended targets of the sanction may remain unaffected. This can cause negative humanitarian consequences while not necessarily achieving the intended political goals.

An Argument Against Limiting Exports to Unfriendly Countries Is That