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Unit 4 - The Global Economy

Decoding Administrative Trade Barriers Protection or Impediment

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520 words
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3 mins read
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Last edited onย 5th Nov 2024

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Administrative trade barriers

๐Ÿ“‹ Definition: These are regulatory or legal barriers put in place to control or limit imports. Think of them like rules you must follow to enter a VIP club!

๐ŸŽˆ Types

  • Health-related Standards: No icky stuff, please! Like the EU & UK not allowing chlorine-washed chicken from the USA.
  • Environmental Standards: Keep the planet green! Car emissions standards can help combat climate change.
  • Safety Standards: Protecting us from harm, like regulations on cars, chemicals, or kids' toys.
  • Disguised Protectionism: Sometimes, these standards just make it harder for foreign goods to get in. Sneaky, right?

๐Ÿ“ Red Tape & Bureaucracy: Imagine having to fill out a gazillion forms before selling something! It's like the time in France when all Japanese video imports had to be inspected in Poitiers, causing massive delays.

Calculations & exercises

Tariff Exercise ๐Ÿท๏ธ

Imagine your country adding an extra cost to foreign chocolate to protect local chocolatiers.

a. Check the graph for the size of the tariff. b. Pre-tariff volume = Find original demand minus original supply. c. Free trade spending = Pre-tariff volume × Original price. d. Domestic revenue = Quantity × Domestic price. ... f. Post-tariff imports = New demand minus new supply. ... j. Inefficiency = Lost consumer and producer surplus due to the tariff. 

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Unit 4 - The Global Economy
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Unit 4 - The Global Economy

Decoding Administrative Trade Barriers Protection or Impediment

Word Count Emoji
520 words
Reading Time Emoji
3 mins read
Updated at Emoji
Last edited onย 5th Nov 2024

Table of content

Administrative trade barriers

๐Ÿ“‹ Definition: These are regulatory or legal barriers put in place to control or limit imports. Think of them like rules you must follow to enter a VIP club!

๐ŸŽˆ Types

  • Health-related Standards: No icky stuff, please! Like the EU & UK not allowing chlorine-washed chicken from the USA.
  • Environmental Standards: Keep the planet green! Car emissions standards can help combat climate change.
  • Safety Standards: Protecting us from harm, like regulations on cars, chemicals, or kids' toys.
  • Disguised Protectionism: Sometimes, these standards just make it harder for foreign goods to get in. Sneaky, right?

๐Ÿ“ Red Tape & Bureaucracy: Imagine having to fill out a gazillion forms before selling something! It's like the time in France when all Japanese video imports had to be inspected in Poitiers, causing massive delays.

Calculations & exercises

Tariff Exercise ๐Ÿท๏ธ

Imagine your country adding an extra cost to foreign chocolate to protect local chocolatiers.

a. Check the graph for the size of the tariff. b. Pre-tariff volume = Find original demand minus original supply. c. Free trade spending = Pre-tariff volume × Original price. d. Domestic revenue = Quantity × Domestic price. ... f. Post-tariff imports = New demand minus new supply. ... j. Inefficiency = Lost consumer and producer surplus due to the tariff. 

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