As a result of a tariff on an imported good,

a. domestic producers are better off because they sell more goods at the same price
b. domestic producers are better off because they sell more goods at a higher price
c. domestic producers are better off because they sell the same quantity of goods at a higher price
d. domestic consumers are better off because there are more domestically produced goods available
e. domestic consumers are neither better off nor worse off because imports do not change


B

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