In terms of economic size, the country, which is a large country, is in the state of food (F) export and textile (C) import. Foreign countries, which are small countries, are exporting textiles (C) and importing food (F). Now, let's say that the country implements trade policies such as tariffs or export subsidies. Determine the changes in terms of trade terms (TOT) under each of the conditions given in the table below. The solution is unnecessary and the expected changes in the terms of trade are marked as + (improvement), - (decrease) or 0 (invariant) in the table below and to the right of each number. a trade policy Object procedure TOT changes in China TOT changes in foreign countries Fabric target Impose customs duties Food Awards Export subsidy Food Awards Fabric target 2)

In terms of economic size, the country, which is a large country, is in the state of food (F) export and textile (C) import. Foreign countries, which are small countries, are exporting textiles (C) and importing food (F). Now, let's say that the country implements trade policies such as tariffs or export subsidies. Determine the changes in terms of trade terms (TOT) under each of the conditions given in the table below. The solution is unnecessary and the expected changes in the terms of trade are marked as + (improvement), - (decrease) or 0 (invariant) in the table below and to the right of each number. a trade policy Object procedure TOT changes in China TOT changes in foreign countries Fabric target Impose customs duties Food Awards Export subsidy Food Awards Fabric target 2)

International Financial Management

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