Tariff and imports worked example | APⓇ Microeconomics | Khan Academy

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Walk through the solution to a question on the effect of tariffs from the 2012 AP(R) Microeconomics exam.

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[Kevin-xsft]

So the deadweight lost is the whole big triangle or just two smaller triangles without tariffs collected by the government?

[indianeconomy]

Is this added as a part of a playlist. If yes, can you link the playlist here please?