Homework Answers
(Part a)
When Price = $8, American demand = 21
(Part b)
When Price = $8, American firm supply = 9
(Part c)
When Price = $8, Imports = Demand - Supply = 21 - 9 = 12
(Part d)
With tariff of $4, domestic price rises to $(8 + 4) = $12. At this price,
Domestic demand = 17 and Domestic supply = 13.
Imports = 17 - 13 = 4
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