3. Option B
Domestic Production at price of $2 is 60 millions. With the imposition of tariff the domestic production will increase to 70 million, thus increase of 10 million.
4 Option A
Imports at the price of $2 = 140 million - 60 million = 80 million. Imports at price of $2.25 ( after imposition of tariff) = 130 million - 70 million = 60 million. So, the tariffs reduce imports by 20 million ( 80 - 60).
16. Option C
Governments who allow their exchange rate to devalue may cause inflationary pressures to occur. Devaluation of a currency can cause inflation because AD increases, import prices increase and firms have less incentive to cut costs. If inflation is high then growth will be reduced.
17.Option B
According to the Trump administration, NAFTA has led to trade
deficits, factory closures, and job losses for the U.S.
NAFTA is an enormous and enormously complicated deal looking at
economic growth can lead to one conclusion, while looking at the
balance of trade leads to another.
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