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You can use the Key Graph modules in one of two ways: (1) You can work through the module from start to finish by clicking on the bold Key Graph titles. (2) You can view individual pages within the module by clicking on the page titles below the bold Key Graph titles.

Key Graph 1

• Market for Motorbikes (Figure 2.2)
• Consumer Surplus: Introduction
• Consumer Surplus: Calculating from the graph
• Producer Surplus: Introduction
• Producer Surplus: Calculating from the graph
• The Effects of Trade on Production, Consumption, and Price: Part I
• The Effects of Trade on Production, Consumption, and Price: Part II
• The Effects of Trade on Well-Being: Part I (Figure 2.4)
• The Effects of Trade on Well-Being: Part II (Figure 2.4)

Key Graph 2

• A Monopolistic-Competitive Firm in a Market Before Trade Opens - Part I (Figure 6.2)
• A Monopolistic-Competitive Firm in a Market Before Trade Opens - Part II (Figure 6.2)
• A Monopolistic-Competitive Firm in a Market Before Trade Opens - Part III (Figure 6.2)
• The Same Monopolistic Competitor in an Automobile Market After Opening Trade - Part I (Figure 6.3)
• The Same Monopolistic Competitor in an Automobile Market After Opening Trade - Part II (Figure 6.3)
• The Automobile Market, with No Trade and with Free Trade - Part I (Figure 6.4)
• The Automobile Market, with No Trade and with Free Trade - Part II (Figure 6.4)
• The Automobile Market, with No Trade and with Free Trade - Part III (Figure 6.4)
• External Economies Magnify an Expansion in a Competitive Industry- Part I (Figure 6.5)
• External Economies Magnify an Expansion in a Competitive Industry- Part II (Figure 6.5)

Key Graph 3

• Small-country Tariff Case (Figure 8.1)
• The Effect of a Tariff on Producers (Figure 8.2)
• The Effect of a Tariff on Consumers (Figure 8.3)
• The Net National Loss from a Tariff in Two Equivalent Diagrams (Figure 8.4)
• National Gains from a Tariff that Affects Foreigners Selling Price - Graph A: A tiny tariff (Figures 8.5 and 8.6)
• National Gains from a Tariff that Affects Foreigners Selling Price - Graph B: A nationally optimal tariff (Figure 8.5 and 8.6)

Key Graph 4

• The Effects of an Import Quota under Competitive Conditions: Part I (Figure 9.1)
• The Effects of an Import Quota under Competitive Conditions: Part II (Figure 9.1)
• The Effects of an Import Quota under Competitive Conditions: Welfare Effects (Figure 9.1)
• Welfare Effects of VERs Versus Quotas Versus Free Trade: Introduction
• Welfare Effects of VERs Versus Quotas Versus Free Trade: Small Country Case
• Welfare Effects of VERs Versus Quotas Versus Free Trade: Large Country Case

Key Graph 5

• Persistent Dumping - Part I (Figure 11.1)
• Persistent Dumping - Part II (Figure 11.1)
• Persistent Dumping - Part III (Figure 11.1)
• Persistent Dumping - Part IV (Figure 11.1)
• Export Subsidy, Small Country, Exportable Product - Part I (Figure 11.3)
• Export Subsidy, Small Country, Exportable Product - Part II (Figure 11.3)
• Export Subsidy, Small Country, Exportable Product - Part III (Figure 11.3)
• Export Subsidy, Large Country, Exportable Product - Part I (Figure 11.4)
• Export Subsidy, Large Country, Exportable Product - Part II (Figure 11.4)
• Export Subsidy, Large Country, Exportable Product - Part III (Figure 11.4)
• Export Subsidy, Large Country, Exportable Product - Part IV (Figure 11.4)
• Export Subsidy, Large Country, Exportable Product - Part V (Figure 11.4)
• A Foreign Export Subsidy and a Countervailing Duty - Part I (Figure 11.6)
• A Foreign Export Subsidy and a Countervailing Duty - Part II (Figure 11.6)
• A Foreign Export Subsidy and a Countervailing Duty - Part III (Figure 11.6)

Key Graph 6

• Trade Diversion versus Trade Creation in Joining a Trade Bloc: US Market for Imported Compact Cars - Panel A (Figure 12.2)
• Trade Diversion versus Trade Creation in Joining a Trade Bloc: US Market for Imported Compact Cars - Panel B (Figure 12.2)
• Trade Diversion versus Trade Creation in Joining a Trade Bloc: US Market for Imported Compact Cars - Panel C (Figure 12.2)
• Trade Diversion versus Trade Creation in Joining a Trade Bloc: US Market for Imported Compact Cars - Panel D (Figure 12.2)
• Trade Diversion versus Trade Creation in Joining a Trade Bloc: US Market for Imported Compact Cars - Panel E (Figure 12.2)
• Trade Diversion versus Trade Creation in Joining a Trade Bloc: US Market for Imported Compact Cars - Panel F (Figure 12.2)
• Trade Diversion versus Trade Creation in Joining a Trade Bloc: US Market for Imported Compact Cars - Panel G (Figure 12.2)
• Trade Diversion versus Trade Creation in Joining a Trade Bloc: US Market for Imported Compact Cars - Panel H (Figure 12.2)

Key Graph 7

• Environmental Problems by Income Level (Figure 13.1)
• When Domestic Production Causes Domestic Pollution - Part I (Figure 13.4)
• When Domestic Production Causes Domestic Pollution - Part II (Figure 13.4)
• When Domestic Production Causes Domestic Pollution - Part III (Figure 13.4)
• When Domestic Production Causes Domestic Pollution - Part IV (Figure 13.4)
• When Domestic Production Causes Domestic Pollution - Part V (Figure 13.4)
• A Classic Case of International Pollution With an Ideal Policy Solution - Part I (Figure 13.5)
• A Classic Case of International Pollution With an Ideal Policy Solution - Part II (Figure 13.5)
• A Classic Case of International Pollution With an Ideal Policy Solution - Part III (Figure 13.5)
• A Classic Case of International Pollution With an Ideal Policy Solution - Part IV (Figure 13.5)

Key Graph 8

• Labor-Market Effects of Migration - Part I (Figure 15.4)
• Labor-Market Effects of Migration - Part II (Figure 15.4)
• Labor-Market Effects of Migration - Part III (Figure 15.4)
• Labor-Market Effects of Migration - Part IV (Figure 15.4)
• Labor-Market Effects of Migration - Part V (Figure 15.4)

Key Graph 9

• Equilibrium Domestic Production in an Open Economy: Part I (Figure 22.1)
• Equilibrium Domestic Production in an Open Economy: Part II (Figure 22.1)
• Equilibrium Domestic Production in an Open Economy: Part III (Figure 22.1)
• The Effect of a Rise in Government Spending on Foreign Trade and Domestic Production

Key Graph 10

• Fixed Exchange Rates: Payments Adjustment for a Surplus Country (Figure 23.3)
• Fixed Exchange Rates: Expansionary Monetary Policy (Figure 23.4)
• Fixed Exchange Rates: Expansionary Fiscal Policy - Panel A (Figure 23.6)
• Fixed Exchange Rates: Expansionary Fiscal Policy - Panel B (Figure 23.6)
• Floating Exchange Rates: Expansionary Monetary Policy (Figure 24.2)
• Floating Exchange Rates: Expansionary Fiscal Policy - Panel A (Figure 24.4)
• Floating Exchange Rates: Expansionary Fiscal Policy - Panel B (Figure 24.4)





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