content area Part 1 Suppose you are explaining the benefits of free trade and someone states, "I don't understand all the principles of comparative advantage and gains from trade. I just know that if I buy something produced in Canada, I create a job for a Canadian, and if I buy something produced in Brazil, I create a job for a Brazilian." Are they correct in asserting that free trade costs Canada jobs? A. No, since free trade creates more jobs for some of the Canadian economy's industries than it costs Canada. B. Yes, since any time we buy an imported good we ship a job abroad but do not create a job in Canada to compensate for the job loss. C. Yes, since purchasing a domestically-produced good helps Canadian economy but purchasing an imported good helps a foreign economy. D. No, since international trade does not affect jobs, only domestic taxes and regulations do