If opening up international trade resulted in the U.S. becoming a wheat exporter, relative to the prior no-trade situation, the U.S. domestic price of wheat:

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When a country becomes an exporter of a good, it means that the domestic price of that good was lower than the world price before trade. Opening up to international trade allows the country to sell the good at the higher world price, which increases the domestic price. As the domestic price rises, producers are incentivized to increase output to take advantage of the higher prices, leading to an increase in both the domestic price and output of wheat.

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