Aidan was just hired to work for a federal agency in the procurement department. Aidan shops for the best buys possible and finds a great deal. Aidan returns to the office and informs the supervisor about this discovery. Aidan's boss tells him to be sure that the Buy American Act is satisfied. What does Aidan find when researching this law?

Group of answer choices

Under all circumstances federal agencies must purchase products that are 100% made in the United States.

Under all circumstances federal agencies must purchase products with at least 75% of the components made in the United States.

Unless the price is greater than a certain percentage of the price of the equivalent foreign product, federal agencies must buy products with at least 50% of the components made in the United States.

Federal agencies may buy foreign-made products as long as it can be established that a representative did comparison shopping and established that the foreign-made good is a better deal than the product made in the United States.