Assume the United States has a trade surplus with Brazil and imposes new tariffs on Brazilian coffee, a major export to the United States. 1. Describe the effect of the tariff on the equilibrium price and quantity of coffee in the United States. 2. What effect will the tariff have on the current account balance in the United States? Explain.

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