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1 Chap10 Inter-regional Trade Two Region Trade Model Assumptions Excess demand and supply relationships Graphical Analysis Algebraic Representations Extensions transportation costs taxes, subsidies

2 Prices vary over space trade from surplus to deficit markets/regions US corn belt vs Eastern markets Wheat, pulses, canola – Western Canada Transport services – link markets - value-adding activity - resources - marketing margin Other Costs: Inspection, certification, customs clearances, taxes, tariffs

3 Principles: Inter-regional trade & price differentials Assuming: competitive marketsHomogeneous product Sufficient information (no asymmetries) No trade barriers Regions trade – surplus to deficit region price differential = cost of transfer Requires absolute (comparative) advantage ≥ transfer cost Long-Run + Competitive forces (arbitrage) Regions do not trade price differential ≤ transfer cost

4 Three Market Model Deficit Market Market Price = $110 $15 Surplus Market 2 Market Price = $95 $15 Surplus Market 1 Market Price = $100 $10

5 Spatial Dimensions of Markets Two Fundamental factors – price relationships 1comparative (competitive) advantage relative resource endowments technology scale economies 2transportation (transfer) costs

6 Inter-regional Trade Model Assumptions Two regions One good (homogeneous) Competitive markets No barriers to trade (quota, taxes) Market equilibrium with no trade (autarky) with trade & transfer cost = 0 with trade & transfer cost > 0

7 Excess Demand & Supply Framework Incentive for interregional trade –price difference => arbitrage Excess Demand higher price market ED = D - S Excess Supply lower price market ES = S - D Demand & Supply factors Preferences, income, population Factor endowments, technology, EOS

8 Excess Demand P Region 1 High Price Q Excess Demand

9 Excess Supply Region 2 low price Excess Supply P Q

10 Inter-regional Equilibrium No Transport Costs Region 2 low price Region 1 High Price QImports Exports

11 Inter-regional Equilibrium With Transport = $3/unit Region 2 low price Region 1 High Price QImports Exports

12 Inter-regional Trade Analytical Model Market A: Direct Demand & Supply Indirect Demand & Supply

13 Autarky Equilibrium Market A: Equilibrium Condition

14 Inter-regional Trade Market B: Direct Demand & Supply Indirect Demand & Supply

15 Autarky Equilibrium Market B: Equilibrium Condition

16 Trade Equilibrium Excess Demand & Supply Functions Excess Demand (A) Excess Supply (B)

17 Inter-regional Equilibrium Equilibrium Condition


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