Order the steps that occur when a tariff is imposed on imported goods, starting from the initial market conditions.

When a tariff is imposed on imported goods, it starts with the initial market conditions where consumers have access to both domestic and foreign products at certain prices. The government decides to add a tax on the imported goods, which raises their prices. As a result, consumers may start choosing cheaper domestic products instead of the more expensive imported ones, leading to an increase in demand for local goods. This shift can help domestic producers, who might hire more workers or expand their production to meet the new demand. For example, if a tariff is placed on imported steel, local steel manufacturers could see a boost in sales as construction companies turn to them for supplies.