Sentence examples for increase of tariffs from inspiring English sources

Chinese stocks rocketed upward Monday after President Trump formally postponed an increase of tariffs on Chinese exports from March 1, but Trump warned that a trade deal still might fall apart.

Furthermore, if product prices increase because of tariffs, there's greater danger of massive inflation.

Households have a number of measures available which could be relatively easily implemented to mitigate rapid increase of utilities tariffs.

All car fuels were phased out in 2014, and there was a partial increase of electricity tariffs as well.

The declaration by Prime Minister R.L. Borden against entangling fiscal agreements applies to Great Britain as well as to the United States, as the Conservative party is opposed to any increase of the tariff preference accorded to British products.

Economists are divided over the danger the tariffs pose to the broader economy, with some arguing that Trump would have to dramatically increase the number of tariffs to risk dragging down U.S. growth.

It is certainly plausible that exports would increase before implementation of tariffs (taxes on exports when they become imports at their destination) and such a phenomenon was predicted by many before the report's release.

Dodonov et al. ([2004]) examined vulnerability of poor households in Ukraine to increases of electricity tariffs and came to conclusion that adjusting electricity prices up to cost-covering levels estimated by the National Electricity Regulation Commission (NERC) would not cause considerable welfare losses for households.

Easy: Importers increased orders ahead of tariffs kicking in on a number of items, starting with steel and aluminum in the second quarter, and a number of Chinese goods tariffed last month.

The general atmosphere of healthcare reforms, increased control of healthcare expenditures, downward revision of tariffs, increased controls by the paying agencies creates uncertainty about future revenues, and reluctance to medium-term investment.

This created little new market access and increased the dispersion of the tariff rates of many countries, arguably increasing the distorting effect of tariffs on their markets.