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The difference between putting a quota on imports and putting a tariff on impor…
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Wize University Microeconomics Textbook > International Trade (Exports and Imports)
Importing Country
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The difference between putting a quota on imports and putting a tariff on imports is that a tariff increases:
producer surplus
international trade
consumer surplus
government revenue
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