A. Gain more than domestic consumer lose.
Explanation :
Under free trade domestic price equals to the world price. A tariff rises the price of imported goods above the world price by the amount of the tariff. So domestic supplier of the goods now can sell its product as World price plus tariff. Thus the price of good both imported and domestic rises by the amount of tariff.
Because of the tariff rises the price of domestic goods, domestic suppliers are better off than the domestic buyers. Also the government raises revenue.
QUESTION 20 As a result of tariffs, domestic producers tend to gain more than domestic consumers...
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Question Completion Status: QUESTION 19 When the government increases tariffs production switches from low-cost foreign producers to high-cost domestic producers, wasting resources domestic producers buy more of the good, increasing the gains from trade domestic producers produce more output, increasing the gains from trade deadweight losses are eliminated because foreign producers sell below their product cost QUESTION 20 As a result of tariffs, domestic producers tend to • gain more than domestic consumers lose • spend less money on lobbying...
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