1. Discuss the small-country case of tariffs, using partial equilibrium analysis.
1. Discuss the small-country case of tariffs, using partial equilibrium analysis.
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When small country attempts to enforce tariff on small industry it neither shows movement's in prices in international nor domestic industry.
This sis due to small size of Industry which makes it negligible in terms of export import sizes. Hence this state is called partial equilibrium where supply and demand remain fairly constant with slight or marginal movement in short run and constant in long run.
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