Principle: A government should reduce taxes on imports if doing so would financially benefit many consumers in its domestic economy. There is a notable exception, however: it should never reduce import taxes if one or more of its domestic industries would be significantly harmed by the added competition. Conclusion: The government should not reduce taxes on textile imports.
The domestic textile industry and consumers in the domestic economy would benefit less from reductions in taxes on textile imports than they would from other measures is a statement from which the conclusion can be properly drawn using the principle.