please explain. thank you.

Your answers to those questions must come from two perspective: One for a pro protectionism perspective and one for against. You must image how a pro protectionist would answer the question and again think how a person against protectionism would answer the same question. 4. The costs of protectionism are paid by consumers in the form of higher prices. Before the Rice Tariffication Law, the price of domestically produced rice is 34 pesos/kg on average compared to for example in Vietnam where the average price of rice is 27 pesos/kg (measured in terms of Philippine Peso) (PhilRice, n.d.). If for example consumers pay a total (by paying higher rice prices) of Php1,000,000 extra to save 100 jobs in rice farming, then the cost of saving each job is PhP10,000. The obvious question is at what point do these costs exceed the benefits? In your opinion, how much extra should consumers pay to keep a job in rice farming? (Express this figure in peso/per job.)