I don’t understand how to add a tariff BarCharts, Inc.WORLD'S #1 QUICK REFERENCE GUIDESuppose a tariff of now the "T-shirt" market is open to international trade. The world price for "T-shirts" is $7.A tariff per shirt is added.QAfter a tariff is imposed in this market, find the:7. Add a tariff, like we did in class.8. Show what happens to the imports on the graph.9. Show what happens to consumer surplus on the graph.10. Show what happens to producer surplus on the graph.

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I don’t understand how to add a tariff

BarCharts, Inc.
WORLD'S #1 QUICK REFERENCE GUIDE
Suppose a tariff of now the "T-shirt" market is open to international trade. The world price for "T-shirts" is $7.
A tariff per shirt is added.
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After a tariff is imposed in this market, find the:
7. Add a tariff, like we did in class.
8. Show what happens to the imports on the graph.
9. Show what happens to consumer surplus on the graph.
10. Show what happens to producer surplus on the graph.

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When a country imposes tariffs on imports of goods that compete with those produced by a small domestic industry, the tariffs have little impact on either world prices due to the small size of the country. The partial equilibrium analysis that analyzes the market for a specific product becomes the most suitable under such circumstances. The imposition of tariffs may be used to protect domestic industries from foreign rivalry. The domestic producers take advantage of the chance to enhance domestic production of import substitutes while tariffs restrict the flow of foreign goods.

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