5 Flashcards

1
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What effect does the distribution of import licenses have?

A

The distribution of import licenses and method distribution decides where the welfare (area c) goes.

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Tariff-rate Quota

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A device that allows a specified number of goods to be imported at one tariff rate (the within-quota rate), and any imports above that specified number to be imported at a higher tariff rate (the over-quota rate).

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Domestic Content Requirement

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Requirements that stipulate the minimum percentage of a product’s total value that must be produced domestically if the product is to qualify for zero tariff rates.

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4
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Does a production or export subsidy cause greater efficiency loss?

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export subsidy.

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5
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(Absolute) Import Quota

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limit on the number of imports of a specific good to a country during a specific time period.

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Import License

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gives importers permission to import the quota good up to a limit over a period of time. Can be distributed by several ways.

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Global Quota

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limit on imports of a specific good over a period of time where the quota applies to the globe (all countries).

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Specific Quota

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limit on imports of a specific good over a period of time where the quota applies to a specific country.

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9
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Shape of Quota diagram in small country

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supply curve is ‘kinked.’

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10
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NNW as a results of these methods of import license distribution: license given to foreign producers, license given to domestic wholesalers, license auctioned by government.

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  1. NNW = -(b + c + d)
  2. NNW = -(b + d); the additional welfare stays domestic.
  3. NNW = -(b + d); welfare goes to government in the form of revenue.
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What is a VER?

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Voluntary Export Restriction: basically an export quota.

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Equivalent Tariff

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terms of tariff which creates the same number of imports as a certain quota would.

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13
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What makes Tariffs better than Quotas?

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Tariffs are more elastic to change and do not raise the price of the good overtime.

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14
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NNW change for a production subsidy? How much does consumer surplus change?

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-d or -b; consumer surplus does not change.

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Quota Rent

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welfare/income earned by those who import goods under a quota. Could be domestic wholesalers, the domestic government, or foreign producers.

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16
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Sporadic (Distress) Dumping

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least evil, driven by market forces. Ex: clothing manufacturers selling their winter coats on clearance.

17
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Predatory Dumping

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most evil, goal is to drive foreign producers out of business.

18
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Persistent Dumping

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indefinite, to maximize economic profit.