Question 2[Soalan 2]The following graph shows the effect of free trade on the domestic quantitiesdemanded and supplied of good A in a small nation.[Graf berikut menunjukkan kesan perdagangan bebas terhadap kuantiti diminta dan ditawarkan bagibarang A dalam sebuah negara yang kecil.]P (RM) ,8000.Q (units)1,000Suppose that under free trade, the country imports 1,500 units of good A, and theworld price is RM450, calculate how many units of good A the country consumes.(Diandaikan bahawa dalam perdagangan bebas, negara tersebut mengimpot 1.500 unit barang A, danharga dunia adalah RM450, kirakan berapa unit barang A yang digunakan oleh negara tersebut.]SI

Given Information Initial Quantity demanded and supplied = 1000 at a Price of 800 for good A.…

The following graph shows the effect of free trade on the domestic quantiti demanded and supplied of good A in a small nation. [Graf berikut menunjukkan kesan perdagangan bebas terhadap kuantiti diminta dan ditawarkan ba barang A dalam sebuah negara yang kecil.] P (RM), S 800 D. 0. 1,000 Q (units) Suppose that under free trade, the country imports 1,500 units of good A, and the world price is RM450, calculate how many units of good A the country consumes. [Diandaikan bahawa dalam perdagangan bebas, negara tersebut mengimpot 1,500 unit barang A, dar aa R450 Firakan herang vmit barang 4 vang diaunakan olah negara 1arsabut 7

The following graph shows the effect of free trade on the domestic quantiti demanded and supplied of good A in a small nation. [Graf berikut menunjukkan kesan perdagangan bebas terhadap kuantiti diminta dan ditawarkan ba barang A dalam sebuah negara yang kecil.] P (RM), S 800 D. 0. 1,000 Q (units) Suppose that under free trade, the country imports 1,500 units of good A, and the world price is RM450, calculate how many units of good A the country consumes. [Diandaikan bahawa dalam perdagangan bebas, negara tersebut mengimpot 1,500 unit barang A, dar aa R450 Firakan herang vmit barang 4 vang diaunakan olah negara 1arsabut 7

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Chapter20: International Trade

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