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- When an industry is supplied by an oligopoly, what is the impact of the introduction of trade barriers?!!! I need help with drawing graphs too !!! 1. Export Subsidies (under perfect competition) in a small countrya. For a small country, is the logic for why export subsidies provide negative gainsdifferent than the logic for why import tariffs provide negative gains? Explain2. Airbus and Boeing problem again. Suppose Boeing is more efficient at making airplanesthan Airbus. Starting from slide 33, Figure 10-9, let’s change the payoff matrix, so that if Boeingand Airbus both produce, Boeing gets +5, instead of -5. And, if Boeing produces, and Airbusdoes not produce, Boeing gets +125 instead of +100. Will there be a unique equilibrium in thiscase?What is the range for mutually beneficial trade between the United Kingdom and Spain for each computer chip traded? How much would the United Kingdom and Spain gain if 1 unit of beef is exchanged for 3 chips?
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