i dont mean to be off topic but does someone know a tool to get back into an Instagram account?? I was stupid forgot my account password. I would love any assistance you can give me.
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So, the imposement of a tariff is another policy to reduce income inequality by increasing the price of imports, this can counteract an overseas country's comparative advantage perhaps due to low cost labour. This may allow, the domestic economy to hire more low-skilled workers, some who were previously structurally unemployed due to the occupational immobility of labour, with low-skilled workers employed in a country, like China with a low ULC.
Correct. but there are other questions. Will the increase of product price (as the result of comparative high cost domestic production) elevate the general living cost? Will the capital accept less profit and sacrifice some earnings to workers?
I would only use tariffs to even out outside competition who use cheap labour to sell products in my country. people often say tariffs are bad without understanding the whole picture.
And why do I not moving the supply curve after tariff(because I always move supply curve when the tax is being imposed), instead, I should move the world price?
perfectly elastic - Firstly, price can't be lower than this because of the comparative advantage (The cheapest possible way of producing it globally has been found). The good is being supplied somewhere in the world at the lowest price, say through cheap labour in Asia, so everyone would buy from there. Secondly, If anyone supplied at a higher price, whether that be through choice, or because the cost of production is higher, no one would pay more when they could just buy from Asia still. This is why the price is elastic - everyone is forced to be at the same level.
moving supply curve - you're right, normally you would, however this diagram shows domestic supply and domestic demand (that of a nation). A tariff is a tax imposed on imports to the nation, so doesn't affect their own ability to supply the good. What happens rather, is that they charge other nations to export to them, which is why the overall price will rise. The tariff is moving the supply curve of the producing nation to the left, raising the price for us, shown in the increase of price (PW to PW+T).
@@jessicalv6442 I don't think it matters too much why, just think of the tariff diagram as completely independent from other diagrams. The sole purpose of this diagram is to show what happens AFTER a tariff is introduced, so the best way to show that would be by having an initial price level, then an additional one above it to show the increase in price from the tariff. Many diagrams at A-level econ are only drawn to show the point being made, and don't need to be practical.
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i dont mean to be off topic but does someone know a tool to get back into an Instagram account??
I was stupid forgot my account password. I would love any assistance you can give me.
@Everett Kane thanks so much for your reply. I found the site on google and im in the hacking process now.
Looks like it's gonna take quite some time so I will reply here later with my results.
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So, the imposement of a tariff is another policy to reduce income inequality by increasing the price of imports, this can counteract an overseas country's comparative advantage perhaps due to low cost labour. This may allow, the domestic economy to hire more low-skilled workers, some who were previously structurally unemployed due to the occupational immobility of labour, with low-skilled workers employed in a country, like China with a low ULC.
Jack Syder-Mills Yes excellent argument with this chain of reasoning
Correct. but there are other questions. Will the increase of product price (as the result of comparative high cost domestic production) elevate the general living cost? Will the capital accept less profit and sacrifice some earnings to workers?
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Why is there an increase in supply? Is it because of higher prices?
Harsh B It's an increase in the supply of the domestic demand, lowering the demand of the external goods
I would only use tariffs to even out outside competition who use cheap labour to sell products in my country.
people often say tariffs are bad without understanding the whole picture.
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I still can't understand why world supply is perfectly elastic. Can someone help me with that?
And why do I not moving the supply curve after tariff(because I always move supply curve when the tax is being imposed), instead, I should move the world price?
perfectly elastic - Firstly, price can't be lower than this because of the comparative advantage (The cheapest possible way of producing it globally has been found). The good is being supplied somewhere in the world at the lowest price, say through cheap labour in Asia, so everyone would buy from there. Secondly, If anyone supplied at a higher price, whether that be through choice, or because the cost of production is higher, no one would pay more when they could just buy from Asia still. This is why the price is elastic - everyone is forced to be at the same level.
moving supply curve - you're right, normally you would, however this diagram shows domestic supply and domestic demand (that of a nation). A tariff is a tax imposed on imports to the nation, so doesn't affect their own ability to supply the good. What happens rather, is that they charge other nations to export to them, which is why the overall price will rise. The tariff is moving the supply curve of the producing nation to the left, raising the price for us, shown in the increase of price (PW to PW+T).
@@eddie1252 Thank you for that! Another question, why world price is equal to world supply?
@@jessicalv6442 I don't think it matters too much why, just think of the tariff diagram as completely independent from other diagrams. The sole purpose of this diagram is to show what happens AFTER a tariff is introduced, so the best way to show that would be by having an initial price level, then an additional one above it to show the increase in price from the tariff. Many diagrams at A-level econ are only drawn to show the point being made, and don't need to be practical.
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