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Australia permits 30,000 tons of peanuts to be imported each year—14,000 tons must come from Malta, and 16,000 tons must come from Argentina.The United States charges a tariff of 9.35¢ per kilogram for the first 30,393 tons of peanuts and a tariff of 20¢ per kilogram of peanuts in excess of that threshold.The U.S. government makes a payment to domestic farmers of $1 on each bushel of apples that is exported.Australia permits 30,000 tons of peanuts to be imported each year.Argentina voluntarily reduces textile exports to Malta.The U.S. producers of automobiles, an import-competing good, receive $100 million from the U.S. government for their production of 250,000 autos.Australia and Argentina agree that Australia produces 76% of its iDevices in Argentina and is allowed to export iDevices to Argentina tariff-free.