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Andrew Hagger, personal finance researcher, Moneycomms, said: "The wide variation in tariffs for overdrafts and credit interest means comparing bank accounts is too complex and a key reason why people don't feel confident to switch provider".

Russian farmers have complained bitterly to the agriculture minister about foreign competition, and there has been talk of a five-point increase in tariffs for imported chicken of all kinds.

We show the evolution in tariffs for each major product group (solid line) relative to Agriculture (broken line).

In Germany, public funding of feed in tariffs for PV system is going to be decreased in the next few years.

Of $3.5bn paid in tariffs for importing EU goods into the US, German cars take nearly $1bn, Italian fashion and footwear takes another large slice, and then there's quite a lot for French cheese.

Further, such alternative strategies could have mitigated negative publicity and associated framing of investment decisions for residential photovoltaic installation when prices for STCs or State arrangements for feed in tariffs for generated electricity changed in 2010.

But "feed-in tariffs for solar power is not good use of money," Professor Borenstein said.

The one recent development that gives hope for deregulation and reform is the government's introduction last July of feed-in tariffs for various forms of renewable energy.

The government said its long-awaited review of feed-in tariffs for renewable energy would divert funds from field-sized solar power plants to panels on house roofs.

Unlike the feed-in tariffs for renewable forms of electricity, which are paid for through higher energy bills, the renewable heat incentive will be paid for from government coffers.

The RHI differs from the feed-in tariffs for solar panels launched in 2010 – which paid for both electricity generated as well as exported to the national grid – by paying just for heat generated for use at home.