Question 2 Customs Assume that the country initially has free trade with the outside world. A duty on imported umbrellas means that the producer surplus in the country _corresponds to the area_ A. rises; a +b+c +d B. falling; a +b C. rises; a D. falling; a +b +c+ d|

Question 2 Customs Assume that the country initially has free trade with the outside world. A duty on imported umbrellas means that the producer surplus in the country _corresponds to the area_ A. rises; a +b+c +d B. falling; a +b C. rises; a D. falling; a +b +c+ d|

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