Question

why does japan protect its agricultural sector with tariffs and quotas? (1 point)
to increase exports
to support domestic farmers
to reduce food production
to encourage foreign competition

Explanation:

Tariffs and quotas are trade - protection measures. Japan uses them for its agriculture to safeguard domestic farmers' interests. By limiting foreign agricultural products' entry through tariffs (taxes on imports) and quotas (quantity limits on imports), domestic farmers can maintain their market share and income levels.

Answer:

To support domestic farmers