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4.1.6 Restrictions on free trade
b) Types of restrictions on trade
Quotas
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Paper 2- UK economy performance & policies > Theme 4: A global perspective > 4.1 International economics > 4.1.6 Restrictions on free trade > b) Types of restrictions on trade > Quotas
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What is a quota in the context of imports?
A
quota
is a physical
limit
on
imports.
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Why did the UK extend their quota on steel imports in June 2022?
To protect employment in
the
domestic steel industry
.
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Where is the quota limit usually set in relation to the free market level of imports?
Below
the
free market level of imports.
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What effect does a quota have on the market price of goods?
A quota
raises
the market price.
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What potential issue can arise due to the limitation of cheaper imports by a quota?
A quota may create
shortages
.
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How do domestic firms benefit from a quota on imports?
They are able to supply more due to the
lower
level
of
imports.
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What is a potential outcome for employment in domestic firms due to a quota?
It may
increase
the level of
employment
for
domestic
firms.
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What does imposing a cap on the volume of imports create?
An
artificial scarcity
of the product
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What is the deadweight welfare loss associated with the imposition of a quota?
It is the loss to the
country
because
consumers
buy less at a higher price
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How does the deadweight loss affect the world economy?
There is also a deadweight loss to the world economy
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example of the EU imposing a quota in 2018?
on
Russian
wood packaging
example of the US imposing a quota in 2018?
import quota on
solar panels
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