An import quota
a. is a supply restriction limiting the quantity of a good that can be imported.
b. is a price floor imposed on an imported good.
c. is a price ceiling imposed on an imported good.
d. is a legislative requirement stating that firms which import some of their merchandise must hire a certain number of immigrant workers.
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