Two countries are considering whether to impose tariffs on each other's imports as part of a "trade war." The increase in each country's GDP (measured in billions of dollars) for different combinations of tariffs are shown in the table. Which strategy will: a. Country 1 select? H Type N for No Tariff, L for Low Tariff or H for High Tariff as your answer. b. Country 2 select? H Type N for No Tariff, L for Low Tariff or H for High Tariff as your answer. Country 1 No Tariff (N) Low Tariff (L) High Tariff (H) No Tariff (N) 75,75 100, 20 140, 15 Country 2 Low Tariff (L) 20, 100 50, 50 100, 20 High Tariff (H) 15, 140 20, 100 25, 25

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Two countries are considering whether to impose tariffs on each other's imports as part of a "trade war." The increase in each country's GDP (measured in billions of dollars) for different
combinations of tariffs are shown in the table. Which strategy will:
a. Country 1 select? H
Type N for No Tariff, L for Low Tariff or H for High Tariff as your answer.
b. Country 2 select? H
Country
1
No Tariff (N)
Low Tariff (L)
High Tariff (H)
No Tariff (N)
75,75
100, 20
140, 15
Type N for No Tariff, L for Low Tariff or H for High Tariff as your answer.
Country 2
Low Tariff (L)
20, 100
50, 50
100, 20
High Tariff (H)
15, 140
20, 100
25, 25
Transcribed Image Text:Two countries are considering whether to impose tariffs on each other's imports as part of a "trade war." The increase in each country's GDP (measured in billions of dollars) for different combinations of tariffs are shown in the table. Which strategy will: a. Country 1 select? H Type N for No Tariff, L for Low Tariff or H for High Tariff as your answer. b. Country 2 select? H Country 1 No Tariff (N) Low Tariff (L) High Tariff (H) No Tariff (N) 75,75 100, 20 140, 15 Type N for No Tariff, L for Low Tariff or H for High Tariff as your answer. Country 2 Low Tariff (L) 20, 100 50, 50 100, 20 High Tariff (H) 15, 140 20, 100 25, 25
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