The phrase "average duty" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the typical or mean level of responsibility or work expected in a particular role or task.
Example: "The average duty of a project manager includes overseeing team performance and ensuring deadlines are met."
Alternatives: "typical responsibility" or "mean obligation.".
The Commerce Department substantially reduced duties on softwood lumber imports from Canada yesterday, with the average duty falling to 10.8percentt from 21percentt.
Currently food from outside the single market faces an average duty of 12.2%, but it can be as high as 70%-90 70%-90ifferent types of meat, according to the National Farmers' Union.
As a result, the average duty applied to all importers would have shot up.To prevent this possibility, foreign shrimp companies were desperate to avoid a reappraisal of the dumping duties.
"For example, the average duty on meat imports could be as high as 27%, while clothing and footwear would attract tariffs of 11-16% versus the current zero-rating for all EU imports," the trade group said as it launched its "A Fair Brexit for Consumers" campaign on Monday.
"The average duty on meat imports could be as high as 27%, while clothing and footwear would attract tariffs of 11-16% versus the current zero-rating for all EU imports," the trade group said as it launched its A Fair Brexit for Consumers campaign on Monday.
He said the average duty tour of 26 years reflects the serious musicianship, the Marine Corps tuition assistance for graduate training at Washington universities and the opportunities to play, for extra income, in off-hours chamber music groups, brass quintets and jazz combos.
Thailand, the largest exporter of shrimp to the United States, faces average duties of as much as 6percentt, down from a 10.3percentt preliminary tariff proposed in July.
Average duties have barely budged, calculates Douglas Irwin of Dartmouth College, but that takes no account of trade-distorting subsidies and the "Buy American" bias in public procurement.
Last month, the Trump administration announced plans to impose average duties of 20percentt on most Canadian lumber, charging that these lumber companies are subsidized by the government.
The tariff's aim was to protect agriculture in the United States, but congressional representatives ultimately raised tariffs on a host of manufactured goods resulting in average duties as high as 53% on over a thousand various goods.
It is £488,000 (ONS), which means the average stamp duty charge is £14,400, or 3%.
