The figure to the right shows curves representing the average cost of golf clubs produced in Scotland (ACs) and Malaysia ACM) as well as the Malaysian demand (DM) and the world demand (Dwora) for golf clubs. External Economies and Losses from Trade Price, Cost (per club) Assuming that Scotland's historical association with golf led it to first manufacture golf clubs, this figure indicates that Malaysia will import clubs from Scotland rather than produce clubs themselves since Malaysian producers can initially produce clubs O A. only after paying royalties to Scotland Co O B. only with Scotland's permission. OC. at cost Co. which exceeds their price P2 ACS P2 O D. at cost Co. which exceeds Scotland's price P,. ACM f no trade in golf clubs were allowed and Malaysia were forced to be self-sufficient, then Dworld DM O A. Malaysian golfers would suffer. O B. Malaysian golfers would benefit. Quantity of clubs OC. Malaysian club producers would go bankrupt. O D. Malaysian producers and players would both benefit.
The figure to the right shows curves representing the average cost of golf clubs produced in Scotland (ACs) and Malaysia ACM) as well as the Malaysian demand (DM) and the world demand (Dwora) for golf clubs. External Economies and Losses from Trade Price, Cost (per club) Assuming that Scotland's historical association with golf led it to first manufacture golf clubs, this figure indicates that Malaysia will import clubs from Scotland rather than produce clubs themselves since Malaysian producers can initially produce clubs O A. only after paying royalties to Scotland Co O B. only with Scotland's permission. OC. at cost Co. which exceeds their price P2 ACS P2 O D. at cost Co. which exceeds Scotland's price P,. ACM f no trade in golf clubs were allowed and Malaysia were forced to be self-sufficient, then Dworld DM O A. Malaysian golfers would suffer. O B. Malaysian golfers would benefit. Quantity of clubs OC. Malaysian club producers would go bankrupt. O D. Malaysian producers and players would both benefit.
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![External Economies and
Losses from Trade
The figure to the right shows curves representing the average cost of golf clubs produced in Scotland (ACS) and Malaysia
(ACM) as well as the Malaysian demand (DM) and the world demand (Dworkd) for golf clubs.
Price, Cost (per club)
Assuming that Scotland's historical association with golf led it to first manufacture golf clubs, this figure indicates that Malaysia
will import clubs from Scotland rather than produce clubs themselves since Malaysian producers can initially produce clubs
O A. only after paying royalties to Scotland.
Co
O B. only with Scotland's permission.
P1........
O C. at cost Co, which exceeds their price P,
P2-
ACS
O D. at cost Co, which exceeds Scotland's price P,.
ACM
If no trade in golf clubs were allowed and Malaysia were forced to be self-sufficient, then
Dworld
DM
O A. Malaysian golfers would suffer.
O B. Malaysian golfers would benefit.
Quantity of clubs
OC. Malaysian club producers would go bankrupt.
O D. Malaysian producers and players would both benefit.](/v2/_next/image?url=https%3A%2F%2Fcontent.bartleby.com%2Fqna-images%2Fquestion%2Fe2283491-2584-4137-b8a9-6adea52c7289%2F59e4b061-66ad-489e-91f0-5e7c6c8f5565%2Fc7zske_processed.jpeg&w=3840&q=75)
Transcribed Image Text:External Economies and
Losses from Trade
The figure to the right shows curves representing the average cost of golf clubs produced in Scotland (ACS) and Malaysia
(ACM) as well as the Malaysian demand (DM) and the world demand (Dworkd) for golf clubs.
Price, Cost (per club)
Assuming that Scotland's historical association with golf led it to first manufacture golf clubs, this figure indicates that Malaysia
will import clubs from Scotland rather than produce clubs themselves since Malaysian producers can initially produce clubs
O A. only after paying royalties to Scotland.
Co
O B. only with Scotland's permission.
P1........
O C. at cost Co, which exceeds their price P,
P2-
ACS
O D. at cost Co, which exceeds Scotland's price P,.
ACM
If no trade in golf clubs were allowed and Malaysia were forced to be self-sufficient, then
Dworld
DM
O A. Malaysian golfers would suffer.
O B. Malaysian golfers would benefit.
Quantity of clubs
OC. Malaysian club producers would go bankrupt.
O D. Malaysian producers and players would both benefit.
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