A Small Italian Grocery Store in a Large City Sells

A small Italian grocery store in a large city sells five different kinds of feta cheese: Bulgarian,French,Danish,Greek,and a domestic cheese from Oregon.The domestic cheese sells for less than $2.00 per pound,while all the international cheeses are priced at over $4.00 per pound.Clearly,there is an embargo on international food products.
The domestic cheese is priced less than the other cheeses because importers paid a protective tariff on the international cheeses,and the cost is passed on to the consumer.If there were a government embargo against the international cheese,the grocery store would be unable to legally sell any of the imported products.