10. Suppose that the European Union textile industry is competitive, and there is no international trade in textiles. In long-run equilibrium, the price per unit of cloth is €30. a. Describe the equilibrium using graphs for the entire market and for an individual producer. Now suppose that textile producers in non-EU coun- tries are willing to sell large quantities of cloth in the EU for only €25 per unit. b. Assuming that EU textile producers have large fixed costs, what is the short-run effect of these imports on the quantity produced by an individual producer? What is the short-run effect on profits? Illustrate YOur anSwer with a granh

10. Suppose that the European Union textile industry is competitive, and there is no international trade in textiles. In long-run equilibrium, the price per unit of cloth is €30. a. Describe the equilibrium using graphs for the entire market and for an individual producer. Now suppose that textile producers in non-EU coun- tries are willing to sell large quantities of cloth in the EU for only €25 per unit. b. Assuming that EU textile producers have large fixed costs, what is the short-run effect of these imports on the quantity produced by an individual producer? What is the short-run effect on profits? Illustrate YOur anSwer with a granh

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