a) CS before the tariff
= 0.5*390*(150-50)
= 19500
b) CS in autarky
= 0.5*350*(150-90)
= 10500
c) CS after the tariff
= 0.5*360*(150-70)
= 14400
d) PS before the tariff
= 0.5*320*(50-30)
= 3200
e) PS in autarky
= 0.5*350*(90-30)
= 10500
f) PS after the tariff
= 0.5*340*(70-30)
= 6800
As per HOMEWORKLIB RULES, more than four parts are answered.
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