Sentence examples for substitutes tariffs from inspiring English sources
First, trade liberalization that substitutes tariffs for non-tariff barriers (e.g. quotas and restrictive licensing requirements) may have a positive revenue impact.
But they've expanded into popular substitutes for tariffs.
Tariffs are a substitute for stimulus, but they're an extremely poor one.Mr Duy:[T]here should be millions of jobs available to soak up the workers released from manufacturing, and wages should be soaring because we have a structural flaw in economy - the skills of the released workers do not match those needed by expanding sectors.
For the projects that substitute grid electricity at industrial tariffs, there is the risk that the wind power benefit will melt down as liberalization permits industrial electricity consumers to choose the supplier in a competitive environment.
Tariffs were a poor substitute for policy stimulus, but in an era of balanced budgets they were all that gold-standard countries had.In order to stand up that claim, the authors first show how the global monetary system broke down.
If domestically produced goods bear the same taxation as similar imported goods, or if the foreign goods subject to duty are not produced domestically, and if there are no domestically produced substitutes toward which demand is diverted because of the tariff, then the duty is not protective.
Most (not all) non-tariff measures are precautionary measures, not substitutes for former protectionist measures.
The authors assess existing and emerging tariff designs to address the advent of grid-connected substitutes such as distributed generation.
Trade liberalisation often means reducing tariffs to trade; if this is done without securing a substitute source of revenue, vital services can be seriously affected.
"We're considering resolving the tax issue and substituting it with an import tariff under the Nafta framework," Mr. Perezcano said in Mexico City.
