A tax of 20 cents per unit of imported garlic is an example of a(n) specific tariff. ad valorem tariff. nominal tariff. effective protection tariff.
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1.Suppose the final price of a good is $2,000. Further, imported inputs for that good are valued at $1,200. If a tariff of 20% is placed on the good, then effective the rate of protection is 20% 25% 50% 66.7% 2.Suppose the final price of a good is $2,000. Further, imported inputs for that good are valued at $1,200. If a tariff of 25% is placed on the good, and a 20% tariff is placed on the imported inputs then the effective rate of protection is 5% 32.5% 45% 70%
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A tariff is a A) tax on an exported good or service. B) tax on an imported good or service. C) subsidy on an exported good. D) subsidy on an imported good.
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