Sentence examples for due to tariffs from inspiring English sources
The high price of the iPhone 5s is largely due to tariffs and state and federal taxes on imports, says Luis Fernández of Deloitte.
Toyota exports 90% of the cars it makes in the UK, but Walker warned that export costs would increase if the country leaves the EU due to tariffs, a loss of efficiency, and a lack of harmonisation in regulations across the continent.
The increases, which she estimated at 30-50% over the past three years for some items, were partly driven by the desire to bring prices into line with other regions such as Asia, where prices were higher due to tariffs and other factors.
Those factories would not close, said Scott but their products would become more expensive products due to tariffs.
Rising costs due to tariffs and other factors could also weigh down retailers, Neil Saunders of research firm GlobalData Retail told the Los Angeles Times this week. .
They were concerned about a possible surge in imports (yet to materialise) due to tariff reductions resulting from China's accession to the World Trade Organisation in 2001.
This increase will be due to tariff cuts in goods and services (Lakatos et al. 2016).
Other services 0.31 − 0.24 0.44 Total 0.37 − 0.18 2.94 Table 4 Sectoral export growth due to tariff simulation and technological upgradation at 2030 compared to BAU 2030 (USA as TPP member) Sector Tariff reduction Technological upgradation Scenario 2 Scenario 3 1.
Other services − 0.91 0.24 − 1.32 Total 0.20 − 0.03 4.10 Table 6 Sectoral import growth due to tariff simulation and technological upgradation at 2030 compared to BAU 2030 (USA as TPP member) Sector Tariff reduction Technological upgradation Scenario 2 Scenario 3 Scenario 4 1.
Table 2 Sectoral output growth due to tariff simulation and technological upgradation at 2030 compared to BAU 2030 (with USA as TPP member) Sector Tariff reduction Technological upgradation Scenario 2 Scenario 3 Scenario 4 1.
Trade creation occurs when the enactment of a free trade agreement enables the member countries to import goods at a lower cost from other member countries due to tariff elimination or reduction.
