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This page develops a number of examples to show the benefits and the pitfalls.

They can also be used to attain political goals.

Deadweight welfare loss: due to tariff there is social surplus lost to nobody which is the DWL: Area 2 + Area 4. Free Trade Zones can also be used to leverage economic development.

Foreign producers: they lose revenue as tariff decreases the quantity of chicken wings imported.

Domestic producers: domestic producers gain surplus Area 1.

Government revenue is Area 3, mathematically the value can be calculated: (Q3-Q2)*tariff.

Government: gain of government revenue due to introduction of the tariff.

Consumers: prices are higher than before, possible loss of higher living standards* and consumer surplus limited by area ( Area 1 + Area 2 + Area 3 + Area 4) lost.

What are the benefits of free trade International trade can allow countries to gain access to resources they do not have. Free trade is defined as the exchange of goods and services between nations without restrictions.

Hence, imports shrink to ( Q3 – Q2).Įffect of the tariff on different stakeholders: International trade is the exchange of goods and services beyond national borders. Quantity supplied by domestic producers increases Q1 -> Q2 (extension of S domestic). That raises the price of chicken wings in the UK to Pw + t. Then a tariff of size ( Pw + t – Pw) is introduced. International trade is based on specialisation at a national level. Trading Blocs include Free Trade Areas (FTA’s), Customs Unions, Common Markets, Economic Union. Domestic suppliers supply Q1 and imports are Q4 – Q1. Free Trade is international trade that takes place without any barriers, such as tariffs, quotas, or subsidies. Fees are based on exchange assessments for market data and are applied on a per user basis. To view, add, or delete subscriptions, sign into Account Management. When there is free trade, the equilibrium is where S world intersects D at quantity Q4 and Pw. Interactive Brokers makes real-time streaming market data available to customers via subscriptions for the exchanges on which they wish to trade. The diagram above is a diagram for the UK importing chicken wings. Tariff – a tax on imports with an attempt to restrict imports, possibly raise revenue for the government (however, during an exam check the context the term is used in and tweak the definition to fit).