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The diagram below shows supply and demand curves for bicycles in the domestic Canadian market.Assume that all bicycles are identical.
FIGURE 34- 4
-Refer to Figure 34- 4.Suppose the world price of bicycles is $500 and Canada has in place a 50% tariff on this good.The deadweight loss to the Canadian economy resulting from this tariff is per year.
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