International Trade: Tariffs, Quotas, and Market Effects

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If Pw > Pa →

EXPORTS.

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Who Benefits from Imports

domestic consumers benefit and domestic producers lose.

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Who Benefits from Exports

domestic producers benefit and domestic consumers lose.

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Common Mistake: No Trade

when Pw = Pa.

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Tariff Definition

A tax on imported goods.

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Tariff Effect on Domestic Price

A tariff raises the domestic price above the world price.

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Who Gains from a Tariff

Domestic producers and the government gain

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Who Loses from a Tariff

Domestic consumers lose from a tariff.

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Tariff and Government Revenue

Tariffs ALWAYS generate government revenue.

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Tariff and Total Surplus

Tariffs reduce total surplus and create deadweight loss.

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Deadweight Loss from a Tariff

Deadweight loss represents lost gains from trade (not a transfer to anyone).

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Quota Definition

A legal limit on the quantity of a good that can be imported.

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Quota and Government Revenue

Quotas do NOT generate government revenue.

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Quota Rents

go to whoever holds the import licenses (not consumers, not necessarily producers, not the government).

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Deadweight Loss on Trade Graph

Deadweight loss appears as the two small triangles on a tariff or quota graph.

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Transfer vs Deadweight Loss

one moves surplus between groups. other disappears entirely.

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If Pw < Pa

IMPORTS.