The graph shows the car market in Mexico when Mexico does not import cars. The world price of a car is $10,000. What argument might be used to encourage the government of Mexico to introduce a $2,000 tariff on car imports from the United States? Who will gain and who will lose as a result of Mexico's tariff? Question content area bottom left Part 1 An argument that might encourage the government of Mexico to introduce a $2,000 tariff on car imports is that a tariff would _______. A. annoy the U.S. government B. protect Mexico's infant car industry and save Mexican jobs C. lead to a cleaner environment D. increase the winners from trade E. give Mexican workers job experience they could use in the United States Part 2 _______ would gain from Mexico's tariff and _______ would lose from Mexico's tariff. A. the U.S. government; the Mexican government B. U.S. autoworkers; U.S. buyers of cars C. Mexican autoworkers and U.S. autoworkers; Mexican buyers of cars and U.S. buyers of cars D. Mexican autoworkers and the Mexican government; Mexican buyers of cars E. the Mexican government; the U.S. government . . . Question content area right Part 1 0