Suppose that the new international relative price of computers increases from the pre-trade price. If we then subtract the number of computers purchased domestically at the new international price from the number of computers produced, we will get one point on for computers.

Incomplete question. The full question reads;

(Figure: A Country's Before and After Trade Equilibria) Suppose that the new international relative price of computers increases from the pre-trade price.  If we then subtract the number of computers purchased domestically at the new international price from the number of computers produced, we will get one point on for computers.

the import demand schedule

Explanation:

Take note we are subtracting "the number of computers purchased domestically...from the number of computers produced" at the new price, which would tell the value of the import demand schedule.

In other words, we will get one point on the import demand schedule for computers.

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