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The following formula is used to estimate the deadweight loss from a
Tariff:. The following formula is used to estimate the deadweight loss from a Tariff:.   Where PM is import value;   Is the world price and M is the volume Of imports. Suppose that the United States imposes a 20% antidumping duty on Chinese steel imports when the world price is $500 per ton, the value Of imports with the duty is $400 million, and the volume of imports With the duty fell by 10%.Which of the following is the deadweight Loss? A) $0.01 million B) $0.10 million C) $4.0 million D) $8.0 million
Where PM is import value; The following formula is used to estimate the deadweight loss from a Tariff:.   Where PM is import value;   Is the world price and M is the volume Of imports. Suppose that the United States imposes a 20% antidumping duty on Chinese steel imports when the world price is $500 per ton, the value Of imports with the duty is $400 million, and the volume of imports With the duty fell by 10%.Which of the following is the deadweight Loss? A) $0.01 million B) $0.10 million C) $4.0 million D) $8.0 million
Is the world price and M is the volume
Of imports.
Suppose that the United States imposes a 20% antidumping duty on
Chinese steel imports when the world price is $500 per ton, the value
Of imports with the duty is $400 million, and the volume of imports
With the duty fell by 10%.Which of the following is the deadweight
Loss?

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