Answer:
B. Free trade limits the influence of special-interest groups
Explanation:
this statement has never been in any definition and paper related "Free trade".
Furthermore, the influence of special-interest groups still exists in free trade economy
The statement that Free trade is always welfare-improving because those who gain can compensate those who lose is not an argument to support free trade.
A free trade is a economic system where the government policy does not discriminate against imports or exports through tariffs, embargo etc
Thus, the statement that Free trade is always welfare-improving because those who gain can compensate those who lose is not an argument to support free trade.
Therefore, the Option B is correct.
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