Let FOREIGN demand and supply curves be: Demand P = 100 - Q and Supply P =
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Let FOREIGN demand and supply curves be: Demand P = 100 - Q and Supply P = 1⁄4 Q
Let Home demand and supply curves be: Demand P = 100 - 1/3 Q and Supply P = 2/3 Q
Who would be the exporter?
Find the Excess Supply Curve. Show it on a graph.
Find the Excess Demand Curve. Show it on a graph.
Determine the equilibrium world price and quantity of imports/exports.
Show that both countries gain from trade.
Not let the FOREIGN supply curve change to P = 1/8 Q
Show how this change in supply alters equilibrium world price
What happens to import/exports.
How does the change in supply affect home and foreign (given they were already in free trade)?
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