D Question 1 Pn'cc ----------- - Domestic price with tariff I] 100 120 190 200 (.]_|'1.la.l'1tit1tr (thousands of units} The gure above shows the market for computers in a small country, with the price given in dollars. Dd and 5d are the domestic demand and supplyr curves of computers respectively. m the tariff is imposed, how many:' computers are imported into the country? {Note the units on the xaxis before answering.) D Question 2 1 pts Price Sa $2.400- Domestic price with tariff $2,000 World price Da 0 100 120 190 200 Quantity (thousands of units) The figure shows the market for computers in a small country, with prices in dollar terms. Do and Sa are the domestic demand and supply curves of computers respectively. If the country imposes a tariff of $400 on computers, what will be the change in producer surplus? O It will fall by $44 million. O It will rise by $44 million. O It will rise by $8 million. O It will rise by $40 million.Question 3 1 pts Price Sa $2,400--- Domestic price with tariff $2,000 World price Da 0 100 120 190 200 Quantity (thousands of units) The figure above shows the market for computers in a small country, with the price given in dollars. Do and So are the domestic demand and supply curves of computers respectively. The tariff revenue collected by the government is $ million.D Question 4 ------------ Domestic price with tariff lii Quantiw (thousands ofuniu} The gure above shows the market for computers in a small country, with the price given in dollars. Dd and 5d are the domestic demand and supply:' curves of computers respectively. How much deadweight loss is created by the tariff? 0 $4 million 0 $6 million O $23 million 0 $34 million D Question 5 1 pts