Q9
Answer
after tariff price =2.25
Qd=130 and Qs=70
Import =Qd-Qs=130-70
=60 million
tax revenue =import * tariff
=60*0.25
=15 million
Option B
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Q10
Answer
the deadweight loss =0.5* change in Qd*tariff +0.5* change inn Qs *
tariff
before tax
P=2, Qd=140 and Qs=60
DWL=0.5*(70-60)*0.25+0.5*(140-130)*0.25
=$2.5 million
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