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Tariffs and subsidies are both examples of
monetary restrictions for the domestic producer.
economic benefits for the consumer.
economic benefits for the international producer.
incentives—one positive and one negative.
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incentives—one positive and one negative.
A subsidy is a positive incentive (encourages domestic production), while a tariff is a negative incentive/disincentive (discourages imports).
A subsidy is a positive incentive (encourages domestic production), while a tariff is a negative incentive/disincentive (discourages imports).
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