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    THE UNIVERSITY OF DODOMA

    COLLEGE OF SOCIAL SCIENCES

    SCHOOL OF BUSINESS AND ECONOMICS STUDIES

    DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMICS AND STATISTICS

    COURSE NAME: INTERNATIONAL ECONOMICS I

    COURSE CODE: EN 307

    COURSE INSTRUCTOR: MR. MYOVELLA G.

    DEGREE PROGRAM: BAES

    STUDENT NAME: BUKEYE, GABRIEL

    REGISTRATION NUMBER: T/UDOM/2010/05193

    QUESTION:

    Given the commodity market in country H with domestic demand and supply functions

    SH (p) = -50+50p

    DH (p) = 370-20p

    Case 1: What is the welfare of Closed Equilibrium

    Case 2: What is the welfare under Tariff Protection

    Case 3: What is the welfare under Customs Union of H with P

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    One commodity market in country H with domestic demand and supply functions:

    A potential partner country: P World price: pW = 4 Non-discriminative ad valorem tariff: t = 1 Price in partner country: pP = 4.5 From

    -50 + 50p = 370 20p

    we get closed equilibrium price

    and closed equilibrium quantity

    Case 1: Welfare of closed equilibrium

    Price of zero demand

    Price of zero supply

    Consumers surplus

    Producers surplus

    Total welfare in closed equilibrium

    20p-370=(p)D

    50p+50-=(p)S

    H

    H

    6=70

    420

    =p*

    250=)p(D=)p(S=q*

    H*

    H

    *

    18.5=p0=20p-370

    1=p0=50p+50-

    1562.5=2506)-(18.52

    1=CS

    625=2501)-(6

    2

    1=PS

    2187.5=625+1562.5=PS+CS=TWCE

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    Case 2: Tariff Protection

    Tariff protected market price

    Domestic demand

    Domestic supply

    Imports

    Consumers surplus

    Producers surplus

    Government tariff revenue

    Total welfare under tariff protection:

    Compared to closed equilibrium consumers are gaining, producers are losing, total welfareeffect is positive.

    Case 3: Customs Union of H with P

    Customs Union market price

    Domestic demand

    Domestic supply

    5=1+4=t+p=p wt

    270=5*20-370=)p(D tH

    200=5*50+50-=)p(D tH

    70=200-270=)p(S-)p(D tHtH

    1822.5=2705)-(18.52

    1=CS

    400=2001)-(52

    1=PS

    70=1*70=TR

    2292.5=70+400+1822.5=TR+PS+CS=TWTP

    4.5=p=p PCU

    280=4.5*20-370=)p(D CUH

    175=4.5*50+50-=)p(S CUH

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    Imports

    Consumers surplus

    Producers surplus

    Total welfare

    Welfare effect of CU compared to tariff protection:

    Conclusion: By Viners model of customs union, in this particular case tariff protection isfor country H economically more beneficial than customs union.

    105=175-280=)p(S-)p(D CUHCUH

    1960=2804.5)-(18.52

    1=CS

    306.25=1751)-(4.52

    1=PS

    2266.25=306.25+1960=PS+CS=TWCU

    26.25-=2292.5-2266.25=TW-TW=WE TCCUCU