Why does Protectionism lead to higher, less competitive prices for U.S. goods in a foreign country?

Multiple Choice

• The countries whose goods are slapped with import duties into the U.S. retaliate by placing duties on U.S. goods going into their country.
• U.S. goods seem to be higher quality, so they command higher prices.
• The U.S. Congress passes laws to make sure American goods get higher prices.
• Foreign consumers prefer U.S. goods, so they will pay more for them.
• U.S. manufacturers tell exporters what to charge for their goods.