The imposition of a tariff causes consumption to _____ and imports to _________?
Correct answer: C. fall, fall
- A. rise, rise
- B. fall, rise
- C. fall, fall
- D. rise, fall
Explanation
A tariff raises the domestic price of imported goods, so consumers buy less and domestic production expands. The resulting fall in consumption and rise in domestic output reduce imports.
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