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A U.S. boycott against Mexican tuna caught in nets was:

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A U.S. boycott against Mexican tuna caught in nets was:

A U.S. boycott against Mexican tuna caught in nets was:

▸ not upheld by the WTO on the grounds that U.S. ships could still use nets to catch tuna.

▸ not upheld by the WTO on the grounds that killing dolphins in tuna nets does not harm the United States directly.

▸ upheld by the WTO on the grounds that nations can impose any environmental standards on other nations.

▸ upheld by the WTO on the grounds that the use of nets to catch tuna also kills dolphins.

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Microeconomics: Principles, Applications, and Tools

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not upheld by the WTO on the grounds that killing dolphins in tuna nets does not harm the United States directly.

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