Political commentator B. Bruce-Biggs once wrote the following in the Wall Street Journal: "This is not to say that the case for international free tradeLOADING... is invalid; it is just irrelevant. It is an 'if only everybody. . . .' argument. . . . In the real world almost everybody sees benefits in economic nationalism." Source: B. Bruce-Biggs, "The Coming Overthrow of Free Trade," Wall Street Journal, February 24, 1983, p. 28. Part 2 Choose the correct answer that might refer to "economic nationalism." A. The use of tariffs to protect domestic industries. B. The use of quotas to protect domestic industries. C. The use of non-tariff barriers to protect domestic industries. D. All of the above. Part 3