A Danish tariff ranging from –0.624 (worst) to 1.000 (best) (Wittrup-Jensen et al. 2009), based on time trade-off (Dolan and Roberts 2002), was used when computing the EQ-5D Index to adjust for culture-specific response patterns.
In this study, a recently developed Chinese-specific tariff (ranging from −0.149 for the worst health status, to 1 for the full health), based on the Chinese general population using the time trade-off method, has been adopted to score the EQ-5D-3L [ 27].
Taiwan's exports face tariffs ranging from 5% to 15% in China.
Tariffs ranging from 37percentto64percentcent have been slapped by the department on Vietnamese catfish.
Mexico slapped retaliatory tariffs, ranging from 5percentto25percentcent, on a list of products that amounted to over $2 billion in American exports to Mexico.
The domestic industry received some relief late last month when the Commerce Department imposed tariffs ranging from 28 to 46percentt of the wholesale price on Chinese-made televisions with screens 20 inches or larger.
The Commerce Department issued its final ruling Wednesday in a long-simmering trade dispute with China, imposing tariffs ranging from about 24 to nearly 36 percent on most solar panels imported from the country.
Taiwan's exports to China face tariffs ranging from 5% to 15% and its government fears that, unless they are lowered, the island will be left at a competitive disadvantage in the giant Chinese market.
The new tax regulations, announced by the commerce secretary on Monday, say that maquiladoras, barring certain exemptions, will have to pay tariffs ranging from 2percentto25percentcent on imported components from countries other than the United States and Canada -- Mexico's North American Free Trade Agreement partners.
Amid widespread groans, on March 5th President George Bush slapped tariffs, ranging from 8% to 30%, on an assortment of imported steel products for three years a period of time, ventured Mr Bush's trade representative, Robert Zoellick, "that will give the US steel industry the opportunity to get back on its feet".The Europeans, in particular, are furious.
Compared to Italy's high credit of €0.25/kWh, or even to Spain, Slovakia and France, which all employ feed-in tariffs ranging from €0.12 to €0.18/kWh, electricity producers in Sweden obtain little for their electricity.
