Sentence examples for average tariffs of the from inspiring English sources

allows China to keep steep trade barriers: triple the average tariffs of the United States and double the average tariffs of the European Union.

But today's $150 barrel oil realities imply tariffs of 11%, harkening back to the average tariffs of the 1970s.

According to Bloomberg, this would mean average tariffs of about 3% - hardly disastrous, compared to the proposed 20%.

About 40 percent of Taiwan's exports already go to China, where they face average tariffs of 9 percent.

Of the remaining 39, only 2 had an average tariff of less than 110.

The United States does charge an average tariff of 3.5percentt.

The European Union, for example, levies an average tariff of only three percent on US goods.

The exception is agricultural produce, on which Japan applies an average tariff of 25 percent.

That's lower than China's average tariff of 9.9percentt, but on par with rates in other developed countries like Australia, Japan, Canada and the European Union.

Countries with income per capita of between £5,000 and £15,000 face an average tariff of 2.9%.

Japan's exports, by contrast, face an average tariff of 16percentt, which depresses Japan's exports to Mexico by as much as $3.6 billion, Keidanren calculates.