Limits on the quantity of a foreign good that can be imported into the domestic market are

A) import capacity limits.
B) import quotas.
C) tariffs.
D) export quotas.

Import quotas are limits on the quantity of a foreign good that can be imported into the domestic market. These quotas are typically set by the government as a way to protect domestic industries, limit competition, and control the balance of trade. Tariffs are taxes imposed on imported goods and export quotas are limits on the quantity of a domestic good that can be exported to other countries. Import capacity limits are not a commonly used term in international trade.