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Infоrmаtiоn fоr questions 9-14 The figure below represents the world demаnd for TVs (lаbeled DWorld). Also shown are the average cost curves for TV production in Japan and China (labeled ACJapan and ACChina respectively). For simplicity let’s assume that only Japan and China are able to manufacture TVs, so all TVs in the world will be supplied by one or both of these countries. Both countries make TVs with external (but not internal) economies of scale and all markets function in perfect competition. Exact answer is required for all numeric questions, so double check your calculations. For this question, we’ll assume that China opens up to the world, and there is demand for TVs in China. The demand in China is given by the curve labeled DChina as shown in the picture above (which has changed). Therefore, even before China opens up to trade, there is already a TV industry in China, supplying the domestic market. While China is closed, Japan supplies the rest of the world, as before. When China opens up to world trade, its TV industry can choose: to expand and sell to the rest of the world as well as China; to shrink and allow for imports of Japanese TVs; or anything in between. What will actually happen when China opens up?