Instructions: Enter your responses as a whole number.Identify the following when there is an absence of trade:L. the market price: $[i domestic consumption:i domestic production: [T-shirtsb. Now suppose that foreigners enter the market, offering to sell an unlimited supply of T-shirts for $3 apiece. Now with free trade,identify the following:1. the market price: $[i domestic consumption:ili domestic production:T-shirtsc. If a tariff of $6 per T-shirt is imposed, with this trade barrier, identify the following:i the market price: $[ii. domestic consumption:ili domestic production: [T-shirtsT-shirtsT-shirtsT-shirts Given the following information about the domestic supply and demand for T-shirts, graph domestic supply and demand and thenanswer three questions about trade and trade barriersPrice (5)Quantity suppliedQuantity demandedGraph these market conditions.Instructions: Use the tools provided 'S' and 'D' to plot the domestic supply and demand curves (plot 8 points for each curve, 16 pointstotal)Price (5)16151413121110860Domestic Supply and Demand for T-Shirts$15 $11 $ 117Domestic T-Shirt Market459 $7 $$ $3 $1654 3 26 8 10 12 141166 8 10 12 14 16 18Quantity (number of T-shirts)ToolsD

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Given the following information about the domestic supply and demand for T-shirts, graph domestic supply and demand and then answer three questions about trade and trade barriers Price (5) Quantity supplied Quantity demanded Price (S) 16 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 Graph these market conditions nstructions: Use the tools provided 'S' and 'D' to plot the domestic supply and demand curves (plot 8 points for each curve, 16 points otal) B 7 6 5 4 2 Domestic Supply and Demand for T-Shirts $15 $11 $ 11 7 * 4 6 4610 Domestic T-Shirt Market $9 $7 55 $4 10 12 14 16 18 Quantity (number of T-shirts) 17 14 16 Tools

Given the following information about the domestic supply and demand for T-shirts, graph domestic supply and demand and then answer three questions about trade and trade barriers Price (5) Quantity supplied Quantity demanded Price (S) 16 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 Graph these market conditions nstructions: Use the tools provided 'S' and 'D' to plot the domestic supply and demand curves (plot 8 points for each curve, 16 points otal) B 7 6 5 4 2 Domestic Supply and Demand for T-Shirts $15 $11 $ 11 7 * 4 6 4610 Domestic T-Shirt Market $9 $7 55 $4 10 12 14 16 18 Quantity (number of T-shirts) 17 14 16 Tools

ENGR.ECONOMIC ANALYSIS

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Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

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