ECON 200 International Trade (applying consumer and producer surplus)

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Imports

produced abroad, but sold domestically

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Exports

produced domestically, but sold abroad

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Without international trade:

price is set domestically (domestic price)

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With internation trade:

price is set by world price

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5

World price is:

the price for a good in the internation marketplace

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If domestic price is LESS than world price:

Will become and exporter, country has a comparative advantage, domestic producers will be better off

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If domestic price is GREATER than the world price:

will become an importer, world has comparative advantage, domestic consumers will be better off

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Domestic producers will be worse off if:

domestic price is greater than world prices

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Domestic consumers will be worse off if:

domestic price is less than the world price

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Tarrifs are:

taxes on imports and raise domestic price

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Tariffs will reduce:

domestic quantity demanded

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Tarrifs will increase:

domestic quantity supplied

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Tariffs raise domestic price, bringing:

more producers into the market driving domestic consumers out of the market

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decrease

tariffs cause imports to:

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