Sentence examples for is tariff from inspiring English sources
noun
A system of government-imposed duties levied on imported or exported goods; a list of such duties, or the duties themselves
(The standard term for this is "tariff equivalent" numbers).
Only in the mercantilist mindset of trade negotiations, after all, is tariff-cutting a "concession".
Nor has the government said anything about how is tariff-free access is going to be achieved".
The few exceptions are important but, by volume, some 70% of intra-regional trade is tariff-free, and the average tariff rate is less than 5%.
One traditional fix is tariffs and subsidies, which can offset an uncompetitive exchange rate.
Generally speaking, international trade barriers are tariff based and non-tariff based.
In contrast to external shocks, these discontinuities in the demand function are tariff dependent.
In addition, the only cost components considered were tariff costs and complication costs.
"If there are tariffs, it is not particularly helpful".
Imports from partners in regional trade agreements are tariff-free.
The major industry assistance at the time was tariffs.
