For each of the following statements, indicate whether it is true or false for a country that opens up to trade. Statement True False The greater the elasticity of domestic demand for the good it exports, the greater the rise in consumer surplus from trade.       Consumers can still benefit from imports even if domestic demand is perfectly inelastic.       Domestic producers of an imported good can benefit if domestic supply is perfectly inelastic.

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