Macmillan LeamingInternational Trade – End of Chapter ProblemConsider the graph of domestic supply and demand for oil in the United States. Without trade, the domestic price of oil is $50 abarrel. With trade, the United States imports oil.a. Shift the price line to reflect the world price for oil.Price (5 per barrel)100905010ABCLQuantitysupplieddomesticallyFQuantitydemandeddomesticallyQuantityimportedArea ofMe12Quantity (millions of barrels a day)consumersurplusArea ofproducersurplusHN15b. Use the letters and values (prices and quantities) in the graph to fill in the table:Without tradeDomestic SupplyPrice lineDomestic DemandWith trade

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Mecmillan International Trade -- End of Chapter Problem Consider the graph of domestic supply and demand for oil in the United States. Without trade, the domestic price of oil is $50 a barrel. With trade, the United States imports oil. a. Shift the price line to reflect the world price for oil. (p) L RR2 A 8 C 30D Quantity millions of Quantity supplied domestically Quantity demanded 1 domestically Quantity imported Area of b. Use the letters and values (prices and quantities) in the graph to fill in the table: consumer surplus Area of producer surplus Domestic Supply Without trade Price line Domestic Demand With trade

Mecmillan International Trade -- End of Chapter Problem Consider the graph of domestic supply and demand for oil in the United States. Without trade, the domestic price of oil is $50 a barrel. With trade, the United States imports oil. a. Shift the price line to reflect the world price for oil. (p) L RR2 A 8 C 30D Quantity millions of Quantity supplied domestically Quantity demanded 1 domestically Quantity imported Area of b. Use the letters and values (prices and quantities) in the graph to fill in the table: consumer surplus Area of producer surplus Domestic Supply Without trade Price line Domestic Demand With trade

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Chapter28: International Trade

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