Arrange the following steps that illustrate the impact of a tariff on the market for imported shoes, from the imposition of the tariff to its eventual impact on domestic producers.

When a tariff is imposed on imported shoes, it means that an extra tax is added to the price of those shoes when they come into the country. This makes imported shoes more expensive for consumers, leading some people to buy fewer of them. As a result, domestic shoe producers can sell more of their products since they are now more competitively priced compared to the expensive imported shoes. Over time, this can lead to increased production by domestic companies and potentially more jobs in that industry. For example, if a tariff raises the price of imported shoes from $50 to $70, consumers might choose to buy more domestic shoes priced at $60 instead.