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Suppose the CAP has imposed a tariff on the import of a certain foodstuff from outside the EU, and suppose that EU consumers always pay a price equal to the rest of the world price plus the tariff. Which of the following events would not lead to a higher price for EU consumers?
Варианты ответа:
  • A rise in the supply of the foodstuff by EU producers
  • An increase in the tariff
  • A rise in the demand for the foodstuff by non-EU consumers
  • A fall in the supply of the foodstuff by non-EU producers
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