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The next three questions refer to the information in the following table. The next three questions refer to the information in the following table.   (a) What would price and quantity be if the market were closed to international trade? What would the domestic and foreign quantity supplied be if it were open to international trade and the world price was $2?(b) If the world price was $2 and a tariff of $1 were placed on the product, what would be the total revenues going to domestic producers, foreign producers (after-tax), and the government? Explain.(c) Given a world price of $2, what would be the difference in the total revenue received by foreign producers with a $1 per unit tariff compared with a quota of 200 units? (a) What would price and quantity be if the market were closed to international trade? What would the domestic and foreign quantity supplied be if it were open to international trade and the world price was $2?(b) If the world price was $2 and a tariff of $1 were placed on the product, what would be the total revenues going to domestic producers, foreign producers (after-tax), and the government? Explain.(c) Given a world price of $2, what would be the difference in the total revenue received by foreign producers with a $1 per unit tariff compared with a quota of 200 units?


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