1.a) An import tariff willgovernment revenue, andproducer surplus,overall domestic national welfare.A) increase; decrease; increase; have an ambiguous effect onB) increase; decrease; decrease; decreaseb) An export subsidy willgovernment revenue, andC) increase; decrease; have no effect on; have an ambiguous effect onD) increase; decrease; have no effect on; decreaseE) increase; increase; decrease; have an ambiguous effect onconsumer surplus,,producer surplus,overall domestic national welfare.A) increase; decrease; increase; have an ambiguous effect onB) increase; decrease; decrease; decreaseconsumer surplus,C) increase; decrease; have no effect on; have an ambiguous effect onD) increase; decrease; have no effect on; decreaseE) increase; increase; decrease; have an ambiguous effect onc) An import quota willgovernment revenue, andA) increase; decrease; increase; have an ambiguous effect onB) increase; decrease; decrease; decreaseC) increase; decrease; have no effect on; have an ambiguous effect onD) increase; decrease; have no effect on; decreaseE) increase; increase; decrease; have an ambiguous effect onproducer surplus,overall domestic national welfare.consumer surplus,

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