Multi-Market Analysis by Alan V. Deardorff University of Michigan 2016

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Multi-Market Analysis by Alan V. Deardorff University of Michigan 2016 PubPol/Econ 541 Multi-Market Analysis by Alan V. Deardorff University of Michigan 2016

Outline Large country tariff Differentiated-Product Import, Small Country Import of Final Good and Input to Its Production, Small Country Tariff on Imports from One Country but Not Another

Recall: Small-Country Tariff Figure 1 Tariff in a Small Country on a Homogeneous Good Domestic Market a b d c Welfare Effects of Tariff: Dom sup’s +a Dom dem’s –(a+b+c+d) Dom gov’t +c Dom cty –(b+d)

Outline Large country tariff Differentiated-Product Import, Small Country Import of Final Good and Input to Its Production, Small Country Tariff on Imports from One Country but Not Another

Recall: Large-Country Tariff Domestic Market Foreign Market a b c d e g f h i Welfare Effects of Tariff: Dom sup’s +a Dom dem’s –(a+b+c+d) Dom gov’t +(c+e) Dom cty +e–(b+d) For sup’s –(f+g+h+i) For dem’s +f For gov’t 0 For cty –(g+h+i) World –(b+d+g+i) Figure 2 Tariff in a Large Country (“Domestic”) on a Homogeneous Good

Recall: Large-Country Tariff Home Country’s Market for Imports Welfare Effects of Tariff: Dom pvt –(a+b) Dom gov’t +(a+c) Dom cty +c–b For pvt –(c+d) World –(b+d) a b c d Figure 3 Tariff on Imports by a Large Country

Outline Large country tariff Differentiated-Product Import, Small Country Import of Final Good and Input to Its Production, Small Country Tariff on Imports from One Country but Not Another

Differentiated-Product Import, Small Country Domestic Good Import b a f c h d e g Welfare Effects of Tariff: Dom sup’s +(a+b) Dom dem’s –(a+b+c+d) & –(e+g) Dom gov’t +(e+f) Dom cty –(c+d+g–f) But (c+d) = (f+h) (Why? Trust me.) So Dom cty –(f+h+g–f) = – (h+g) Figure 4 Tariff on Imported Imperfect Substitute for Domestic Good

Outline Large country tariff Differentiated-Product Import, Small Country Import of Final Good and Input to Its Production, Small Country Tariff on Imports from One Country but Not Another

Import of Final Good and Input to Its Production Imported Input a b c d e f Welfare Effects of Input Tariff: Dom sup’s +a Dom dem’s –(a+b+c) & –(d+e+f) Dom gov’t +d Dom cty –(b+c+e+f) Figure 5 Tariff on Imported Input to Nontraded Final Good Production

Outline Large country tariff Differentiated-Product Import, Small Country Import of Final Good and Input to Its Production, Small Country Tariff on Imports from One Country but Not Another

Tariff on One Country but Not Another Imports from Country B Imports from Country C a b Welfare Effects of Tariff on B: Dom pvt –(a+b) Dom gov’t +a Dom cty –b Figure 6 Tariff on Imports from Country B but not from Country C