Calculate the effective rate of protection by using the formulae, g=[(t-ai*ti)/1-ai], if g=0.3, ai=0.8, and ti=0, then the value of t is. Can you please solve this question, i am unable to do it even after watching session.
calculate effective rate of protection if nominal tariff of 15% is being imposed on final goods and no tariff on intermediate goods. value of final good is ₹1000 and for intermediate is ₹4000 Could you please solve this?
Thanks, it help a lot, but I want to ask a question if you don't mind, why Dell have to make their assembly cost to 150, where they can keep it at 100 and sell their products with cheaper price?
The nominal tariff on the FINAL PRODUCT is n, but the nominal tariff on the IMPORTED INPUT is b. In this particular example, for simplicity, Carbaugh assumes that b is equal to zero. If b becomes positive, e (the effect rate of protection) will become smaller.
The effective rate of protection measures how “inefficient” a domestic firm (say, a car company) could be in order to compete with a foreign firm. If the effective rate of protection is negative, that means a domestic firm needs to be *more* efficient than a foreign firm to compete, due to a high tariff in the raw material (say, a high tariff rate on steel).
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Calculate the effective rate of protection by using the formulae, g=[(t-ai*ti)/1-ai], if g=0.3, ai=0.8, and ti=0, then the value of t is. Can you please solve this question, i am unable to do it even after watching session.
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If we can directly calculate the effective rate of protection by the cost of assembly why do we need the formula for
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calculate effective rate of protection if nominal tariff of 15% is being imposed on final goods and no tariff on intermediate goods. value of final good is ₹1000 and for intermediate is ₹4000
Could you please solve this?
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Hey thank you for this video. Now I finally understand and know how to calculate this in a question
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Great simple video. Thanks .
Thanks, it help a lot, but I want to ask a question if you don't mind, why Dell have to make their assembly cost to 150, where they can keep it at 100 and sell their products with cheaper price?
They sure can sell it cheaper, but we are trying to calculate how much more inefficient they could be due to the protection.
Why is the nominal tariff ie, b 0%?
The nominal tariff on the FINAL PRODUCT is n, but the nominal tariff on the IMPORTED INPUT is b. In this particular example, for simplicity, Carbaugh assumes that b is equal to zero. If b becomes positive, e (the effect rate of protection) will become smaller.
@@IrisFranz That was clear. Thank you!
Can you explain the ramifications of a negative effective rate of protection?
The effective rate of protection measures how “inefficient” a domestic firm (say, a car company) could be in order to compete with a foreign firm. If the effective rate of protection is negative, that means a domestic firm needs to be *more* efficient than a foreign firm to compete, due to a high tariff in the raw material (say, a high tariff rate on steel).
Thanks so much @iris this is very helpful
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2 hours to exam. Thank you for this
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I came here see if my concerns are correct under Trumps new tariffs. 25% tariffs will be more.
The first formula is easier