YDS EŞ ANLAM / TEST 2 12. Soru

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The minister argued that more exports
would mean fewer goods for the home
market.

The minister was arguing about if
how much the rise in exports would
affect the number of goods to be
found for sale at home.

From the point of view of the
minister, goods shouldn't be taken
from the home market to be
exported.

The minister's claim was that, with
an increase in exports, there
wouldn't be as many goods available
for the domestic market.

The minister's contention was that
more exports than domestic goods
would be bad for the market.

According to the minister there are
too few goods available at home
because there are too many
exports.