Question

QUESTION 3

1. If the benefits of inspecting container cargo on a ship is the ability to catch dangerous or smuggled goods, according to Nordstrom, the costsinclude: (Pick all that apply)

   		Costs to the other ships trying to get into the port to unload and/or load up goods
   		Costs to the Port Authority (and therefore taxpayers)
   		Costs to the traders
   		Costs to the factories and firms that depend on imported inputs

Answer 1

answer is All will apply

Reason dangerous and smuggled goods both include raw material, work in process and finished goods. raw material or raw goods or semi finished goods need to processed to be converted in final goods. some time these dangerous goods includes chemical which is to be blended with other goods to take a form of some solid and liquid goods which are to be used in various firms, traders etc. catching these goods will cost cost to port authority while loading and unloading, traders wait to sell goods to customers and factories and firms waiting to process goods to make them final goods.