Relative to the domestic market without trade, when the country is able to import from abroad...
Relative to the domestic market without trade, when the country is able to import from abroad at a price less than the domestic price, which of the following will NOT occur?
A.
The country will be worse off.
B.
Producer surplus will decrease.
C.
CS + PS will increase.
D.
Consumer surplus will increase.
Homework Answers
As the country will import at lower prices, this increases consumer surplus, decreases producer surplus however, the total surplus which is CS+PS increases so the country is better off.
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