Relative to a no-international-trade initial situation, if the United States imported wine from other countries with a comparative advantage in wine production, the U.S. domestic price of wine:

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When a country imports a good from another country that has a comparative advantage in producing that good, the domestic price of the good falls because the imported good is cheaper than the domestically produced one. Consequently, domestic producers produce less of the good because they cannot compete with the lower-priced imports, leading to a fall in domestic output.

Relative to a No-International-Trade Initial Situation, If the United States