alleryStart learning →What does a tariff do to the domestic price of the imported good?
ALowers it below the world price
BRaises it above the world price
CKeeps it fixed at zero
DMakes it equal to export price
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Raises it above the world price
The tax makes the imported good dearer, so the domestic price rises above the world price.
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