The figure below represents the domestic market for wheat in a smallcountry. Imports of wheat are prohibited.Price($ per bushel)Sa (domestic supply curve)$180$160World priceDa (domestic demand curve)150Quantity(millions of bushels)4060120With an export subsidy of $20 per bushel, the production effect of theexport subsidy amounts to$1 billion.$2.2 billion.O $300 million.$200 million.

The figure below represents the domestic market for wheat in a small country. Imports of wheat are prohibited. Price ($ per bushel) Sa (domestic supply curve) $180 $160 - World price Da (domestic demand curve) 60 120 150 Quantity (millions of bushels) 40 With an export subsidy of $20 per bushel, the production effect of the export subsidy amounts to $1 billion. $2.2 billion. $300 million. $200 million.

The figure below represents the domestic market for wheat in a small country. Imports of wheat are prohibited. Price ($ per bushel) Sa (domestic supply curve) $180 $160 - World price Da (domestic demand curve) 60 120 150 Quantity (millions of bushels) 40 With an export subsidy of $20 per bushel, the production effect of the export subsidy amounts to $1 billion. $2.2 billion. $300 million. $200 million.

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