imposition of a tariff on imports by a small nation leads to a. An outward (towards the axis of its export good) rotation of its offer curve but the same post-tariff world price of the import good. b. An inward (away from the axis of its export good) rotation of its offer curve and a higher post-tariff world price of the import good. c. An outward (towards the axis of its export good) rotation of its offer curve and a higher post-

imposition of a tariff on imports by a small nation leads to a. An outward (towards the axis of its export good) rotation of its offer curve but the same post-tariff world price of the import good. b. An inward (away from the axis of its export good) rotation of its offer curve and a higher post-tariff world price of the import good. c. An outward (towards the axis of its export good) rotation of its offer curve and a higher post-

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