Trade · 6 pages · 12 min
A tariff raises the domestic price, which helps sellers of that good and costs the people who buy it.
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Consumers and producers do not want the same tariff because the duty drives a wedge into the domestic price of the imported good. Producers who compete with that import receive a higher price, and buyers of the good pay the higher price. The opening covers the duty lifts the internal price, competing producers receive more, and buyers pay the same rise.
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