Statistical evidence shows that the enactment of a tariff by a large country would enhance domestic welfare if the terms-of-trade surpasses the summation of: a. the redistribution and revenue effect b. the consumption and protective effect c. the redistribution and consumption effect d. the revenue effect and protective effect

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Protective Tariffs

A tariff is a kind of tax that is charged on exported and imported items. It means tariff is charged on both kinds of goods i.e., exported and imported. However, some goods may be exempted from this kind of tariff. Protective Tariffs refer to the charges which a country charged on imported goods to protect its domestic market. It also protects countries Industrialists in their Production. So, that their markets remain intact and do not get dumped by outside supply.