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   Jul 17, 2023 · The free trade price, \(P_{FT}\), is the price that prevails in the export, or world, market. The quantity imported into the small country is found as the intersection between the downward-sloping import demand curve and the horizontal export supply curve.

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   The relative price of wheat in the free-trade equilibrium will be between the autarky price in the two countries. For now, we will assume the free-trade price of P

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   Jul 28, 2019 · Free trade means that countries can import and export goods without any tariff barriers or other non-tariff barriers to trade. Essentially, free trade enables lower prices for consumers, increased exports, benefits from economies of scale and a greater choice of goods.

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   The free trade price, P FT, is the price that prevails in the export, or world, market. The quantity imported into the small country is found as the intersection between the downward-sloping import demand curve and the horizontal export supply curve.

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   The three-panel diagram demonstrates two important characteristics about free trade. First, the motivation for trade is simple: “buy low and sell high.” If a price difference exists between two locations, arbitrage provides profit opportunities for traders.

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   Jul 17, 2023 · Calculate each country’s autarky price ratio. Then make up a plausible free trade price ratio. What are the levels of production and the pattern of trade when free trade occurs? Calculate real wages for workers in both countries in autarky and free trade. Explain why everyone benefits from trade.

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   What is free trade price?

   • The free trade price, PFT P F T, is the price that prevails in the export, or world, market. The quantity imported into the small country is found as the intersection between the downward-sloping import demand curve and the horizontal export supply curve.

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   What is free trade price (PFT)?

   • The free trade price, PFT, is the price that prevails in the export, or world, market. The quantity imported into the small country is found as the intersection between the downward-sloping import demand curve and the horizontal export supply curve.

   Depicting a Free Trade Equilibrium: Large and Small Country Cases

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   How do you calculate the free trade price?

   • The free trade price, PFT P F T, must be the price that equalizes the U.S. export supply with Mexican import demand. Algebraically, the free trade price is the price that solves XSUS(PFT) = MDMex(PFT). X S U S (P F T) = M D M e x (P F T). This implies also that world supply is equal to world demand since

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   How to depict a free trade equilibrium using an export supply and import demand diagram?

   • To depict a free trade equilibrium using an export supply and import demand diagram, we must redraw the export supply curve in light of the small country assumption. The assumption implies that the export supply curve is horizontal at the level of the world price. In this case, we call the importing country small.

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   What determines a free trade equilibrium?

   • The intersection of the U.S. export supply with Mexican import demand determines the equilibrium free trade price, PFT, and the quantity traded, QFT, where QFT = XSUS (PFT) = MDMex (PFT). See Figure 7.5 "Depicting a Free Trade Equilibrium".

   Depicting a Free Trade Equilibrium: Large and Small Country Cases

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   What are the characteristics of free trade?

   • The three-panel diagram demonstrates two important characteristics about free trade. First, the motivation for trade is simple: “buy low and sell high.” If a price difference exists between two locations, arbitrage provides profit opportunities for traders.

   1.5: The Motivation for and Consequences of Free Trade

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   Identify a demand curve and a supply curve. Explain equilibrium, equilibrium price, and equilibrium quantity. First let’s first focus on what economists mean by demand, what they mean by supply, and then how demand and supply interact in a market.