Price ($/ton) 439 400 330 300 1. Answer the following questions based on the below diagram of the U.S. steel industry. For simplicity, you may assume that the United States is a "small country" (except in part c.), and please note that the precise numbers in this question are strictly hypothetical. U.S. Steel Market 80 88 100 130 Domestic Supply Domestic Demand ¹142 '50 Quantity of Steel (in Millions of tons) Refer to the graph above. Assume that the price of steel from Korea is $300 per ton and the price of steel from Brazil is $330. a. Assume the US originally placed a 33% tariff on Korean and Brazil steel. Then the US engages in a preferential trade agreement with Brazil, which removes the tariff on Brazilian steel. Will the agreement result in trade diversion or trade creation? Show the result by calculating the area. of consumer surplus, producer surplus and change in government revenue.

Price ($/ton) 439 400 330 300 1. Answer the following questions based on the below diagram of the U.S. steel industry. For simplicity, you may assume that the United States is a "small country" (except in part c.), and please note that the precise numbers in this question are strictly hypothetical. U.S. Steel Market 80 88 100 130 Domestic Supply Domestic Demand ¹142 '50 Quantity of Steel (in Millions of tons) Refer to the graph above. Assume that the price of steel from Korea is $300 per ton and the price of steel from Brazil is $330. a. Assume the US originally placed a 33% tariff on Korean and Brazil steel. Then the US engages in a preferential trade agreement with Brazil, which removes the tariff on Brazilian steel. Will the agreement result in trade diversion or trade creation? Show the result by calculating the area. of consumer surplus, producer surplus and change in government revenue.

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