Draw a graph of the market for corn in the poor developing country in Problem 15 (b)
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Draw a graph of the market for corn in the poor developing country in Problem 15 (b) to show the changes in consumer surplus and producer surplus.
Problem 15 (b)
Biofuels to combat global warming and cut carbon emissions are diverting corn from food to fuel, and a World Resources Institute report says meeting a 20 percent bioenergy target in 2050 would need the world’s annual harvest of plant material to double.
b. How does the change in the world price of corn affect the quantity of corn produced in a poor developing country with a comparative advantage in producing corn, the quantity it consumes, and the quantity that it either exports or imports?
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