Micro 2.9-World Price and Tariff Practice
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8 questions
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At a world price of $2, how much sugar is Loriland importing? (No work needed)
At a world price of $2, how much sugar is Loriland importing? (No work needed)
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Given a $2 tariff, putting the new price at $4 (Since importers would not sell below $4), what is the new domestic production quantity supplied. (No work needed)
Given a $2 tariff, putting the new price at $4 (Since importers would not sell below $4), what is the new domestic production quantity supplied. (No work needed)
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What is the new domestic consumer surplus after the tariff? (No work needed)
What is the new domestic consumer surplus after the tariff? (No work needed)
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What is the new tax revenue after the tariff? (No work needed)
What is the new tax revenue after the tariff? (No work needed)
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Given the world price of $2, what per-unit tariff maximizes the sum of Loriland’s domestic consumer surplus and producer surplus? (No work needed)
Given the world price of $2, what per-unit tariff maximizes the sum of Loriland’s domestic consumer surplus and producer surplus? (No work needed)
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Now assume that the world price is $8. How much is Loriland importing? (No work needed.)
Now assume that the world price is $8. How much is Loriland importing? (No work needed.)
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Now assume that the world price is $8. What is the domestic quantity demand (No work needed.)
Now assume that the world price is $8. What is the domestic quantity demand (No work needed.)
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Now assume that the world price is $8. How much is Loriland exporting? (No work needed.)
Now assume that the world price is $8. How much is Loriland exporting? (No work needed.)