Who benefits from trade barriers inefficient or efficient producers?

Answer 1

both buyers and sellers.

Answer 2

The benefits of protectionist policies are to the industry that has to compete on world markets either with its exports or against imports. Even this may be a short-run benefit, because industries that are protected may become so inefficient and outmoded that they are unable to stay afloat even with the protection in the long run. There may also be some political benefits as those protected groups have a strong self interest in this protection and are vocal opponents of free trade for their industries, whereas the benefits of free trade are more diffuse and the benefits to any single group of voters is less noticeable. The costs of protectionist policies are more widespread. The costs of protectionist policies arise because resources are not being used as efficiently as they might be under free trade. This raises the cost of production and raises prices, and means the total quantity of world output produced and consumed is not as great as it could be without such barriers. Consumers lose since they must pay higher prices, but worldwide producers also lose because productivity is not as high as it could be.

Answer 3

Free trade consists in few or no limits on trade between countries. Who would benefit? A good example for this topic would be us Americans ,it would enable more goods and services to reach American consumers at lower prices.

Answer 4

The Government Benifitd From The Terrifs And Quotos

Answer 5

nobody