Consider a small open economy that produces computers and textiles. The world price of computers is greater than the country’s autarky price of computers and the world price of textiles is less than the county’s autarky price of textiles. Free trade will Group of answer choices - Decrease the producer surplus of domestic textile producers - Increase the producer surplus of foreign textile producers - None of the other options - Increase the consumer surplus of domestic computer consumers

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