Part III. Large Country - Special Case of Zero price-elasticity of exports Once again, assume that the U.S. is a large country in the market for flip-flops, with the same supply and demand equations as in Parts I & II above. But now, assume that - over the range of prices relevant to this problem - exports from the ROW are not at all sensitive to price (i.e. the ROW's export quantity is completely price inelastic). Specifically, we'll assume that for all prices relevant to this problem, Q ROW = 80 and Q ROW= 20. (With supply and demand in the ROW fixed, exports will be fixed as well.) 1. With free trade, what will be the world price of flip-flops? 2. With free trade, what will be the quantity of U.S. imports (and the quantity of exports from the rest of the world) measured in thousands of pair per week? 3. If the U.S.-as a large country-puts a $3 tariff on this good, what will be