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 America, I create a job for an American, and if I buy something produced in Brazil, I create a job for a Brazilian." Are they correct in asserting that free trade costs U.S. jobs? Part 2 A. No, since free trade creates more jobs for the U.S. economy than it costs the U.S. B. Yes, since purchasing a domestically-produced good helps the U.S. economy but purchasing an imported good helps a foreign economy. C. Yes, since any time we buy an imported good we ship a job abroad but do not create a job in the U.S. to compensate for the job loss. D. No, since international trade does not affect jobs, only domestic taxes and regulations do