An article in the Wall Street Journal quoted a representative of the group Footwear Distributors and Retailers of America as saying, "The American footwear industry is very familiar with the negative impact tariffs have on consumer goods, having paid $1.5 billion in duties from China" in a single year. Source: Sara Germano, et al., "From Seafood to Mattresses: How the Latest Tariffs Would Affect U.S. Businesses," Wall Street Journal, July 12, 2018. Part 2 Is a tariff on imports of shoes from China likely to help or hurt employment at shoe stores? A. Help, because it raises the price of imported shoes and reduces the quantity of shoes demanded in the United States. B. Hurt, because it decreases the price of imported shoes and increases the quantity of shoes demanded in the United States. C. Hurt, because it raises the price of imported shoes and reduces the quantity of shoes demanded in the United States. D. Help, because it decreases the price of imported shoes and increases the quantity of shoes demanded in the United States