Why are imports, which bring goods into a country, considered a leakage factor?
Imports do not generate domestic income.
Domestic industry loses ground as imports increase.
Imports are taxed heavily, which is a secondary leakage factor.
The money paid to producers of imports leaves the country.

Question

Why are imports, which bring goods into a country, considered a leakage factor?
Imports do not generate domestic income.
Domestic industry loses ground as imports increase.
Imports are taxed heavily, which is a secondary leakage factor.
The money paid to producers of imports leaves the country.

anonymous · Answer

i know it is either a or d 
a:Imports do not generate domestic income.
d:The money paid to producers of imports leaves the country.

anonymous · Answer

why couldnt it be B?

anonymous · Answer

i already chose it and it was wrong

anonymous · Answer

well okay then lol, I'd say A

anonymous · Answer

okay thank you

anonymous · Answer

wait! can you still change your answer? I think the best choice is D

anonymous · Answer

because its asking about a leakage, and when money is paid to produces, its "leaking" out of the country.

Sorry, I just re read it again