Sentence examples for foreign exporters from inspiring English sources

When a country imposes a tariff, foreign exporters have greater difficulty in selling their products.

Thus, for example, when a tariff of $10.00 is imposed, foreign exporters may cut their price by, say, $6.00.

Higher prices do function as a kind of tax increase that raises the cost of doing business (with the proceeds effectively going to foreign exporters).

The use of tariffs to tax foreign exporters in this way is known as the terms-of-trade argument for protection.

One of the New York listed Alibaba's many functions is serving as an online market place where domestic Chinese firms can connect with foreign exporters.

Mexican and foreign exporters have been allowed to sell their tuna on American shelves but have largely stayed away, saying they need the dolphin-safe label to compete.

The foreign exporter is being "taxed" when the tariff is imposed; the other $4.00 is reflected in a higher price to the consumer.

Certainly it makes their products more expensive for U.S. consumers (so you might want to stay away from foreign exporter stocks).

With such current obstacles as the aftermath of the terrorist attacks on Sept. 11, in the way of cracking foreign markets, exporters said they were concerned that state support for export programs was waning.

Or find a third way that placates both the domestic steel industry and foreign steel exporters.

"Damage is being done right now," said a Washington lobbyist for foreign oil exporters, who spoke only on condition of anonymity.