Consider Figure 32-3. What is the effect on U.S. textile consumers' total expenditures of the imposition of the quota that generates a movement from point E1 to point E2?

According to the graph, the greatest amount of imports is $800$ large number of yards each year. The cost expanded to role="math" localid="1653542378049" $\$1.50$ per yard. Without the limitation, it might have been $900$ yards at the cost of $\$1.00$ per yard. Without the import portion, the absolute income produced for the shippers would have been $$\$900$ million.

Be that as it may, with the limitations, as the stockpile marked down, the cost has expanded. So presently the complete income created for the shippers is $\$1.5\times 800=\mathrm{\$}1200$million

So the absolute income for the merchants expanded.

As the cost of the product expanded, so the use of the buyers will increment. Beforehand buyer consumption was $\$900$and after the inconvenience of share the shopper used increments to

$\$1.5\times 800=\$1200$million

Hence the U.S. textile consumers' total expenditures increased.