Sentence examples for export duty from inspiring English sources

The government levies an export duty of 65% at prices over $25 a barrel.

There may be increases in export duty until new trade agreements are put in place.

Similarly, an export duty, or export tax, is a tax imposed on commodities leaving a customs area.

The government has already agreed to sharp reductions in the export duty on crude oil, beginning on Feb. 1.

In stories like these, not to mention the novels of Monica Ali or Kiran Desai or Uzma Aslam Khan, the export duty to elsewhere is high.

If the country imposing the export duty supplies only a small share of the world's exports and if competitive conditions prevail, the burden of an export duty will likely be borne by the domestic producer, who will receive the world price minus the duty and other charges.

In the EU, for example, German producers can export duty-free to France, whereas U.S. or Japanese exporters still have to pay duties on products shipped to France.

Mr. Fox also increased the number of cars Argentina can export duty-free to Mexico, to 50,000, from 19,000.

Tariffs may be further classified into three groups transit duties, export duties, and import duties.

A believer in free trade, he abolished most export duties and reduced import duties.

Export duties were common in the past, however, and were significant elements of mercantilist trade policies.