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For question 20, I put A. Is it not the difference between WP imports (80-20=60) and the tariff of $5 (70-30=40)? = 20?

It was a bit of a tricky question imo.
 

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For question 20, I put A. Is it not the difference between WP imports (80-20=60) and the tariff of $5 (70-30=40)? = 20?

It was a bit of a tricky question imo.
No, it's not. Think of applying the $5 tariff - how many imports exist at this level? 40
million.
 

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No, it's not. Think of applying the $5 tariff - how many imports exist at this level? 40
million.
"the same effect on domestic output as a $5 tariff". What is the effect on domestic output of a $5 tariff? Imports shrink by 20, right? If the government implemented an import quota of $20m at world price, wouldn't the effect be an increase of 20m in domestic supply?
 

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Could someone please explain how they got B $200 million for question 19?

Thanks :)
 

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Ah, relieved think I got 19-20/20, however don't think I went as well in my essays... :[
 

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Could someone please explain how they got B $200 million for question 19?

Thanks :)
Note the question is a tariff of $15 ABOVE the market price.

So, at $25, the government earns nothing because the market is solely supplied by the domestic industry.

At $20, the difference between the quantity supplied and the quantity demanded is 20.

The value of the tariff is $10, so 10x20 = $200
 

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Hey can someone please explain 15? I know it doesn't matter anymore but it's going to bother me
 

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Okay I stuffed up bad:
Q2. I know Australia's part of the G20 but I accidentally coloured in the wrong bubble (was looking at q3) and only realised when they said pens down.
Q15. Read the question as the curve shifting from B to A rather than A to B (don't know how)
Q18. to work out the simple multiplier I kept calculating (370-320=90) (don't ask) and hence wasn't getting any of the answers and quickly guessed the wrong option in the last minute.

I keep making the most ridiculous errors in all my exams (left five marks blank in mathematics) D:
 

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Note the question is a tariff of $15 ABOVE the market price.

So, at $25, the government earns nothing because the market is solely supplied by the domestic industry.

At $20, the difference between the quantity supplied and the quantity demanded is 20.

The value of the tariff is $10, so 10x20 = $200
Nope. It is $15 above the world price. This is a diagram of the domestic market. Hence, it is the difference between supply and demand that accounts for the tariff.
 

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Nope. It is $15 above the world price. This is a diagram of the domestic market. Hence, it is the difference between supply and demand that accounts for the tariff.
Wait so what's the answer for this question?
 

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I agree with $200. I just think that BiasedBuffalo's reasoning was wrong.
Well, wrong reasoning = Correct answer?! :O

So many sillies for the MC. Probs 70 raw atm
 
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