HELP PLEASE!!!Figure: TariffsPrice$9060400350 650$18,000.$54,000.O $31,000.O $13,000.S1150 1550 1800DomesticsupplyWorld supply + tariffWorld supplyDomesticdemandIn the domestic market with international trade and a $20 tariff, revenues collected from the tariff are:Quantityc

The tariffs refer to taxes or duties that are imposed on export and import of goods and services.…

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In the domestic market with international trade and a $20 tariff, revenues collected from the tariff are: $18,000. $54,000. $31,000. O $13,000.

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