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a) At the world price the demand will be 270 and supply will be 30, total imports will be 240.
b) if the imports have to be reduced to 120 then a tariff of 50, then the demand will be 210 and supply will be 90 the imports will be 120.
c) Government revenue will be 50 x 120 = 6000 will be the revenue.
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