alleryStart learning →A tariff protects domestic producers. What happens to their surplus?
AIt rises with higher prices
BIt falls to zero entirely
CIt is left unchanged
DIt turns into consumer gain
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. It rises with higher prices
Producers sell more at a higher price once foreign competition is blunted, so their surplus rises.
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