4. Trade :
A) Tariff is levied by the government of domestic economy on the transactions of goods and services, imported from the foreign countries, in the form of tax. Tariff lead to higher price of imported good in the domestic economy.
Quota is another tool which is used by the domestic government to restrict trade.Quota is impose in the form of, total physical quantity or total value of a particular commodity that can be imported from the foreign country in a given period of time.
B) When trade barriers are used by the government to restricted trade, it lead to increased price of imported commodity in the domestic market. As we know that, increased price results in lower quantity demanded of that commodity. Therefore, at higher price of a particular imported goods(on which trade barriers are used), lead to lower quantity demand of that good in domestic economy. It is Shown in below diagram:
C) In most of the case trade protectionist (anti-free trade) actions are taken to protect domestic industries or particular area/sector of the economy. Such actions are taken to protect domestic economy from foreign competition, that may lead to adverse impact on the economy.
Economist response to the protectionist policy by considering its impact in the short run and in the long run:
In the short run, when government uses protectionist policy, it lead to higher price of imported commodity in the domestic market . Due to increased price, there is less demand of that good by individual businesses and consumers in the economy. It will directly benefit individual businesses and government. due to higher price of imported goods domestic businesses earn more profits and on the other side, by using protectionist policy government generate revenue.
Where as in the long run, would not get benefit as they experience in the short run by protectionist policy, because now due to protectionist policy,domestic businesses may not face any major competition to improve their performance. it lead to decline in their profits due to greater availability of substituted goods in the long run.
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