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lidiya [134]
9 months ago
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If the world price for a good exceeds the before-trade domestic price for a good, then that country must have.

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lions [1.4K]9 months ago
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If the world price for a good exceeds the before-trade domestic price for a good, then that country must have a comparative advantage in the production of the good.

The domestic price level represents the current price of a particular good or service in an economy. Government agencies or national economists tend to look at different price levels to gauge how prices rise or fall, which is economically known as inflation and deflation, respectively.

  • If the world price is lower than the domestic price of a good in a country, allowing free trade will reduce that country's total surplus. When the world price of a good is lower than the domestic price of a good, the imposition of a tax on an imported good will increase the total surplus in the market.
  • Economic pricing theory asserts that in a free market economy, market prices reflect the interaction between supply and demand: prices are set to match the quantity supplied and the quantity demanded.

Learn more about domestic goods here: brainly.com/question/1383956

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