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Question 1

Which of the following methods of import protection leads to the largest deadweight loss for the importing country?
◦ dumping
◦ tariff
◦ countervailing duty
◦ import duty
◦ quota

Question 2

Suppose Canada has a 12% tariff on foreign-made cotton clothing. If the tariff is raised to 20%, there will be a ________ in the Canadian price of cotton clothing, ________ profits for domestic producers, and ________ in deadweight loss.
◦ fall; increased; a decrease
◦ fall; reduced; a decrease
◦ rise; reduced; an increase
◦ rise; increased; an increase
◦ rise; increased; a decrease
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