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Basic Question 5 of 17
Which trade policy will decrease consumer surplus?
II. Import quota
III. Export subsidy
IV. VER
I. Tariff
II. Import quota
III. Export subsidy
IV. VER
User Contributed Comments 3
User | Comment |
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something | Can someone explain III and IV. |
uvp5003 | Makes it a little easier if you think of this graphically for an export subsidy - it causes a shift to the left of the supply curve, effectively reducing the area above the supply curve aka reducing the consumer surplus. A VER has effectively the same impact as a quota, but instead of being imposed by the importer, it's imposed by the exporter. So the logic you used to justify a quota is the same logic you would use to justify a VER for this question. |
khalifa92 | all decrease consumer surplus but increase producer surplus |

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Learning Outcome Statements
compare types of trade restrictions, such as tariffs, quotas, and export subsidies, and their economic implications
CFA® 2025 Level I Curriculum, Volume 1, Module 6.