Buyers to the domestic government

Buyers to domestic producers of the good   

Government to the domestic buyers

Producers to domestic buyers of the good

Selective quota

Permit quota  

Global quota

Local quota

Reduce the amount of imports entering a country, thus insulating import-competing producers from foreign competition

Generate tax revenues and may be placed only on imports

Increase the amount of exports leaving the country, helping producers to compete in foreing markets

Generate tax revenues and may be placed on either exports or imports

Tariff leads to more imports at the same price

Quota leads to a higher price & smaller imports

Quota leads to a higher price & higher imports

Tariff leads to same imports at the smaller price

Rises

None of the above

Falls

Remains the same

An increase in imports but a decrease in domestic production

An increase in price and an increase in quantity purchased

A decrease in price and a decrease in quantity purchased

A decrease in imports but an increase in domestic production

All of the above

Import tariff

Export subsidies

Tariff quota

Lower production of imported goods and higher internal prices for these goods

Lower production of exported goods and higher internal prices for these goods

None of the above

Lower production of exported goods and lower internal prices for these goods

A percentage of the value of the product

All of the above

Fixed amounts of money per unit traded

A percentage of the quantity of imports

1/4 boomerangs

4 boomerangs

10 boomerangs

40 boomerangs