Price Ceiling P A B E C F Q D S D Qd P1 P QQs P0.

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Price Ceiling P A B E C F Q D S D Qd P1 P Q Qs P0

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Price Ceiling

P

A

B

E

C

F

Q

D

S

D

Qd

P1

P

QQs

P0

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Welfare ComputationBefore Ceiling After Ceiling

Consumers’ surplus

A+B+C A

Social Gain A+B+C+D+E+F A+F

Deadweight Loss

_ B+C+D+E

Producers’ surplus

D+E+F F

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A Hurricane and the Price of Gas

P

Q

D

S

Q2

P1P0+ cost in time

Q0

P0

S’

Q1

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A Hurricane and the Price of Gas

P

Q

D

S

P1=P0+cost in time

Q0

P0

S’

Q1

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Cost of Robbery

$ per robbery

Quantity (robberies)

Social Marginal Cost

R$

B

A

Q

Robber’s surplus

B

Loss to Victim

A+B

Social Loss

A

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Water-Diamond ParadoxValue Vs Price

Q Q

PP

Pd

Pw

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Effect of Trade on Welfare

• Should the government impose restrictions to commerce (imports and/or exports)?

• Who would win and who would lose?

• Would the gains exceed the looses?

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Opening the economy in an exporting country

P

QQd Qs

PW

P

Q

Consumer’s Surplus

D

Producer’s Surplus

S

Exports

Consumers’s are worse off

Producer’s are better off

Social Gain is positive

Small Country Assumption

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Opening the economy in an importing country

P

Q QdQs

PW

P

Q

Consumer’s Surplus

D

Producer’s Surplus

S

Imports

Consumers’s are better off

Producer’s are worse off

Social Gain is positive

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Tariff on imported cameras when there exists a domestic industry

Small Country Assumption

P

A

B

EC F

Q

D

S

D

P0+$500

Qo Q1

P0G

Q’o Q’1

Producer’s Surplus

G G+C

Consumers’s Surplus

A+B+C+D+E+F

A+B

Revenue - E

Deadweight Loss

- D+F

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Import Quota (limit on quantity of imports)

P

A

B

EC G

Q

D

Domestic Supply

D

Price after quota

Qo Q1

World priceH

Q’o Q’1

Domestic Supply +Imports

F

quota

Producer’s Surplus

H H+C

Consumers’s Surplus

A+B+C+D+E+F+G

A+B

License Holder Surplus

- E+F

Deadweight Loss

- D+Gquota

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Effect of Trade on Welfare

• Should the government impose restrictions to commerce (imports and/or exports)?

• Who would win and who would lose?

• Would the gains exceed the looses?

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Tariff on Imported CamerasSmall Country Assumption-no domestic industry

P

A

BC

Q

D

P0+$500

Qo

P0

Q1

S’

S

Consumers’s Surplus A+B+C A

Revenue - B

Social Gain A+B+C A+B

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Tariff on Imported CamerasBig Country-no domestic industry

P

A

B

EC

F

Q

D

S

DP1

QoQ1

P0

S’

Consumers’s Surplus

A+B+C+D A

Revenue - B+C+E+F

Social Gain A+B+C+D A+B+C+E+F

E+F< or > D

International Supply