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Suppose That Germany Levies a Tariff on Oranges, but None

Question 111

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Suppose that Germany levies a tariff on oranges, but none are grown in Germany.This tariff has

A) only a protective effect.
B) only a revenue effect.
C) both a protective effect and revenue effect.
D) no effects on trade.

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