Suppose that in response to huge job losses in the U.S. textile industry, Congress imposes a 100 percent tariff on imports of textiles from China. Explain how the U.S. and Chinese gains from trade will change. Who in the United States will lose and who will gain? will lose. In the United States, will gain and OA. all consumers; producers of goods other than textiles OB. textile workers and owners of textile firms and the U.S. government; textile consumers C. only textile workers and owners of textile firms; textile consumers OD. producers of goods other than textiles; all consumers
Suppose that in response to huge job losses in the U.S. textile industry, Congress imposes a 100 percent tariff on imports of textiles from China. Explain how the U.S. and Chinese gains from trade will change. Who in the United States will lose and who will gain? will lose. In the United States, will gain and OA. all consumers; producers of goods other than textiles OB. textile workers and owners of textile firms and the U.S. government; textile consumers C. only textile workers and owners of textile firms; textile consumers OD. producers of goods other than textiles; all consumers
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Transcribed Image Text:Suppose that in response to huge job losses in the U.S. textile industry, Congress imposes a 100 percent tariff on imports of textiles from China.
Explain how the U.S. and Chinese gains from trade will change.
Who in the United States will lose and who will gain?
will lose
GELED
In the United States,
will gain and
OA. all consumers; producers of goods other than textiles
B. textile workers and owners of textile firms and the U.S. government; textile consumers
C. only textile workers and owners of textile firms; textile consumers
OD. producers of goods other than textiles; all consumers
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