This trade policy acts as a tax placed by the government on goods imported into a country from another country.
What is a "tariff"
This trade policy acts as a restriction of quantities of a particular import, thus increasing domestic price, production, and creating a benefit for those who are allowed to import the quantity allotted.
What is a "quota"
The use of a tariff for a large country can lead to a net gain in welfare because the price charged by the exporter has fallen. What impact does this have on the importer?
What is a terms-of-trade gain for the importer?
When a small country applies an import tariff on goods, it always results in a loss in net welfare. What is the official term for this loss?
What is deadweight loss?
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How does area c with an import quota differ from area c with an import tariff in a small country?
What is quota rents?
Why do countries favor these import policies when they can have negative impacts on the country’s economy
What is government revenue and political purposes