"increase in tariff" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used when discussing changes or adjustments in the cost of goods or services, often imposed by a government or organization. Example: The government's recent decision to implement an increase in tariffs on imported goods has caused a stir in the international trade market.
The central feature of the act, however, was a general increase in tariff schedules, with many of these increases applying to items of general consumption.
The results indicate that the tariff and the price elasticity of U.S. import demand during the 1880s below the maximum revenue rate, and therefore a tariff reduction would have reduced customs" revenue.Republicans proposed an increase in tariff rates to reduce revenues and ease "seemingly intractable fiscal surpluses".
An anticipated autumn increase in tariffs will add to the allure of regional power companies and help sway investors, he said.
Trump's memo cites additional examples of diplomatic arm-twisting, including an increase in tariffs on Mexican imports, putting a halt to legal immigration and increasing fees for visas and green cards.
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.
Benoy C. S., director of ICT Practice, Frost & Sullivan, South Asia & Middle East: "This verdict is good news for established incumbent operators and in short term we are likely to see some increase in tariffs.
The group has written to secretary of state for international trade, Liam Fox, calling for the government strike a deal with other EU countries that does not squeeze household budgets and to focus on lowering import costs and avoiding any increase in tariffs.
('We don't get simple malaria cases any more – all malaria is complicated'.) In addition to the increase in tariffs and increase in members, there has been an increase in utilisation of services by members, which is the expected result of any reduction in financial barriers to care.
1962 Euromart Hikes Duties Brussels — The European Common Market, in an unprecedented move, today [June 4] decided to raise its tariffs sharply on five American industrial products in retaliation for recent United States increases in tariffs on carpets and glass.
In his speech, Mr. Putin outlined several other steps to spur Russia's economy, including a plan to limit increases in tariffs on electricity and other utilities, and to encourage lower interest rates on commercial loans.
