1. Equilibrium under Autarky
For home:
qs = qd
100 + 200p = 1900 – 400p
p = $3
q = 700
For foreign:
qs* = qd*
100p = 600 – 200p
p = $2
q = 200
2. To find which country will export and which will import the good we need to find the world price of good.
World demand (Qd) = qd + qd*
= 2500 – 600p
World supply (Qs) = qs + qs*
= 100 + 300p
Qd = Qs
2500 – 600p = 100 + 300p
900p = 2400
P = 2.66
At this price domestic demand and supply are:
qd = 1900 – 400(2.66) = 836
qs = 100 + 200(2.66) = 632
Foreign demand and supply
qd* = 600 – 200(2.66) = 68
qs = 100(2.66) = 266
Thus, there is excess demand in home and excess supply in foreign.
Therefore, home will import and foreign will export.
3. Free trade world price is $2.66 and quantity (Q) is
Q = 2500 – 600(2.66) = 904
4.
In the home country consumer surplus (CS), producer surplus (PS), and total surplus (TS)

Before trade is:
CS = area (ABE) = 0.5 * 700 * 2 = 700
PS = area (OCEB) = 0.5 * (100 + 700) * 3 = 1200
TS = CS + PS = 1900
After trade is:
CS = area (AFD) = 0.5 * 836 * 2.34 = 978.12
PS = area (OCGD) = 0.5 (100+ 632) * 2.66 = 973.56
TS = CS + PS = 1951.68
In the foreign country:

Before trade:
CS = area (AEC) = 0.5 * 200 * 1 = 100
PS = area (OEC) = 0.5 * 200 * 2 = 200
TS = CS + PS = 300
After Trade:
CS = area (ADG) = 0.5 * 68 * 0.34 = 11.56
PS = area (OFG) = 0.5 * 266 * 2.66 = 353.78
TS = CS + PS = 365.34
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