Sentence examples for tariff discrimination from inspiring English sources
Some common means of economic warfare are trade embargoes, boycotts, sanctions, tariff discrimination, the freezing of capital assets, the suspension of aid, the prohibition of investment and other capital flows, and expropriation.
Daley goes on to declare: "There is no path to middle-class prosperity without tearing down walls to American exports" and proclaims, "our products face very high barriers to entry overseas in the form of tariffs, quotas, and outright discrimination".
The Netherlands was felled by European tariffs against its textiles, British discrimination against its ships and its vulnerability to military attack from its neighbors.
In so doing, we depart from a traditional industrial organization approach to price discrimination and interpret new tariff plans as innovations.
This language empowers the federal government to ensure that states do not obstruct the smooth operation of business within and across state borders; it lets Congress prohibit interstate tariffs, for example, and ban racial discrimination in public accommodations.
The decision this week by the United States trade representative to bring cases at the World Trade Organization against China's punitive tariffs on American steel and its discrimination against American debit card companies is a start.
The discrimination comes in the form of barriers like tariffs and antidumping charges, which countries impose on imports that they believe are priced artificially low.
German industry practiced a different type of price discrimination before World War I by maintaining high domestic prices through steep tariffs and selling abroad at a loss, thus gaining control of foreign markets.
Soon afterward, the United States and the Europeans entered into a two-part agreement to end the discrimination and to jump-start the Uruguay round of trade talks by reducing tariffs in major manufacturing industries to zero.
To handle this problem, the FERC Federal Energy Regulatory Commissionn) Order 755 [17] has developed pay-for-performance tariffs, which take both the speed and accuracy of providing frequency regulation into consideration, thus remedying the undue discrimination.
