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The graph below shows the market for tres in the United States, a nation that is open to international trade but is poce taker unable to affect the world pric Market for Tires 200 a Using the graon above, at the wond price of $00 per tre how many tires wit the United States import Now suppose the US government poses a quota as shown in the graph above 4 Uung this same graph, indicate the new market eaubrum with the quota posed and the domestic query suppled (Q

The graph below shows the market for tres in the United States, a nation that is open to international trade but is poce taker unable to affect the world pric Market for Tires 200 a Using the graon above, at the wond price of $00 per tre how many tires wit the United States import Now suppose the US government poses a quota as shown in the graph above 4 Uung this same graph, indicate the new market eaubrum with the quota posed and the domestic query suppled (Q

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