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Import Quota
A numerical cap on imported goods, raising domestic prices and limiting foreign competition in the market.
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Import Quota
A numerical cap on imported goods, raising domestic prices and limiting foreign competition in the market.
Voluntary Export Restraint
A self-imposed export limit by the exporting country, often due to political negotiation, mirroring quota effects.
World Price
The prevailing price of a good in international markets, typically lower than the restricted domestic price.
Domestic Price
The market price within a country, which rises above the world price when import restrictions are imposed.
Consumer Surplus
The net benefit buyers receive, which shrinks when prices rise and availability falls due to import limits.
Producer Surplus
The extra earnings sellers gain above their minimum acceptable price, increased for domestic firms by quotas.
Foreign Producer Surplus
The additional benefit foreign sellers receive from selling limited imports at higher domestic prices.
Deadweight Loss
The lost economic welfare from mutually beneficial trades blocked by import restrictions, signaling inefficiency.
Government Revenue
The income a government collects, which remains unchanged under quotas but rises with tariffs.
Tariff
A tax on imports that raises domestic prices and generates government income, unlike quotas.
Free Trade
An environment without import restrictions, maximizing gains from trade and consumer benefits.
Quantity Demanded
The total amount consumers wish to buy at a given price, reduced when import quotas raise prices.
Quantity Supplied
The total amount producers offer for sale at a given price, increased for domestic firms by quotas.
Trade Restriction
Any policy, such as quotas or tariffs, that limits the flow of goods across borders, affecting market outcomes.
Political Negotiation
The process influencing whether quotas or voluntary export restraints are chosen, reflecting international relations.