Concept:Trade barriers like tariffs, quotas, or embargoes restrict foreign goods entering a country.
Explanation:When a trade barrier is imposed, imported goods become more expensive or are limited in quantity.
As a result, consumers find imported items less attractive or less available.
They then turn to goods produced within the country.
This raises the demand for locally produced goods.
Trade barriers do not completely stop all buying and selling, so a total halt is incorrect.
Infant industries are usually protected by such barriers, not shut down.
Local industries may not automatically produce high-quality goods just because of a trade barrier.
The most direct and expected outcome is an increase in demand for domestic products.
Answer:B. an increase in the demand for locally produced goods