The quota on sugar imports harms (more than one answer may be correct)
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American consumers of sugar. |
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American producers of sugar. |
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foreign producers of sugar. |
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foreign consumers of sugar. |
Answer
Option a and c
the quota will increase the domestic product which harms domestic consumer and the foreign producer supply is fixed to quota limit which decreases the foreign producer surplus which harms them.
The quota on sugar imports harms (more than one answer may be correct) a. American consumers...
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