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Answer is (d) reduce exports of vitamin W
Adopting a tariff on vitamin W means America is imposing tariffs on exports. Now, if tariffs will be imposed on vitamin W, the exports will fall because the total price of vitamin W internationally will increase and because of that, the demand will fall.
It will not affect the domestic consumption because the price for domestic customers will still be same. It will neither increase nor decrease.
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