Import restrictions usually benefit domestic producers at the expense of domestic consumers.

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Final Answer : True, Explanation :  When a country imposes import restrictions, it limits the amount of foreign goods that can be brought into the domestic market. This often results in higher prices for those goods, as well as fewer options for consumers. This benefits domestic producers because they face less competition and can charge higher prices, but it comes at the expense of domestic consumers who have to pay more for goods and may have fewer choices.

Import restrictions usually benefit domestic producers at the expense of domestic consumers.

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