The figure given below shows the national market for mopeds in a small country. Da and S are the domestic demand and supply curves of mopeds respectively. Price $800 $750 0 $140 $125 0.5 0.6 0 C. The figure given below shows the marginal external benefit (MEB) curve of the country from the domestic production of mopeds. Marginal External Benefit 1.2 1.4 0.5 0.6 -Domestic price line after tariff World price line D₁ a. a gain of $5.75 million. b. a loss of $20.75 million. a loss of $15 million. d. a gain of $13.25 million. Quantity (Millions of mopeds per year) The overall impact of the tariff on the nation would be: MEB Quantity (Millions of mopeds per year)

The figure given below shows the national market for mopeds in a small country. Da and S are the domestic demand and supply curves of mopeds respectively. Price $800 $750 0 $140 $125 0.5 0.6 0 C. The figure given below shows the marginal external benefit (MEB) curve of the country from the domestic production of mopeds. Marginal External Benefit 1.2 1.4 0.5 0.6 -Domestic price line after tariff World price line D₁ a. a gain of $5.75 million. b. a loss of $20.75 million. a loss of $15 million. d. a gain of $13.25 million. Quantity (Millions of mopeds per year) The overall impact of the tariff on the nation would be: MEB Quantity (Millions of mopeds per year)

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