A.Suppose a specific tariff of $2 is imposed on shoes, which cost $20, in 1930. The...
A.Suppose a specific tariff of $2 is imposed on shoes, which cost $20, in 1930. The ad valorem equivalent of the tariff is ___% (Note: round answer to one decimal place)
B. Suppose the price of a pair of shoes falls to $16 in 1932. The ad valorem equivalent of the tariff is now ___% (Note: round answer to one decimal place.)
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A.Suppose a specific tariff of $2 is imposed on shoes, which
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