A Level Economics (9708)•9708/13/O/N/21

Explanation
Impact of Increasing an Import Quota
Steps:
- A quota limits the quantity of a good that can be imported.
- Increasing the quota raises this maximum allowable import volume.
- With a higher limit, importers can bring in more of the good.
- This results in greater total imports of the good.
Why D is correct:
- By definition, an import quota caps the quantity allowed; raising it directly permits more imports, increasing the imported volume.
Why the others are wrong:
- A: Demand depends on price and preferences; more supply may even boost consumption without reducing demand.
- B: Increased supply from more imports typically lowers the domestic price.
- C: Quotas generate revenue via licenses if auctioned, so more imports could maintain or raise revenue, not decline it.
Final answer: D
Topic: Protectionism
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