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JNU SIS 2021 Question 42: Trade policy: tariffs, quotas and protection

Consider a small country with the domestic demand and domestic supply for pens given as QD=10−PQ_D = 10 - PQD​=10−P QS=−2+PQ_S = -2 + PQS​=−2+P Initially the small country engages in free trade at the international price of 2 units, but now the government imposes an import tariff of 1 unit, then government import tariff revenue would be

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Consider a small country with the domestic demand and domestic supply for pens given as Q_D = 10 - P Q_S = -2 + P Initially the small country engages in free trade at the international price of 2 units, but now the government imposes an import tariff of 1 unit, then government import tariff revenue would be (A) 14 (B) 9 (C) 7 (D) 6

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This question is on Tariffs: welfare effects, optimum tariff and incidence, part of Trade policy: tariffs, quotas and protection in International Economics.

What a tariff does to prices, output, revenue and welfare in small and large countries.

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