'tariffs barriers' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You could use it in a variety of contexts, including when discussing the economic effects of international policy. For example, "The recent tariffs barriers imposed between the two countries have caused significant economic disruption."
But both sides agree that there was a growing backlash to early globalization starting in the early 20th century that led to high tariffs, barriers to trade and immigration, all of which contributed to the Great Depression.
Donald Trump and European Union officials appeared to step back from a trade war on Wednesday as they struck a deal to work toward "zero" tariffs, barriers and subsidies.
Furthermore, intra COMESA trade is hindered by a lack of infrastructure particularly in the area of transport and communications, non- tariffs barriers, and social and political tensions in several countries of the region.
In a recent letter to the Wall Street Journal, several prominent conservative voices urged the President to "pursue the endgame goal of zero tariffs". They reminded him of his aspiration to "drop all Tariffs, Barriers, and Subsidies". The addition of "barriers and subsidies" to the mix is not a trivial one.
WTO membership requires adherence to a multitude of legally binding obligations, including removal of tariff and non tariffs barriers on goods and services.
"The non-tariff barriers could be as punitive in cost as the tariff barriers.
Tariff and non-tariff barriers with the EU rise significantly.
Harmful import tariffs and non-tariff barriers should be dismantled.
There was little movement on reducing high western tariff barriers.
Smaller countries can band together to reinstate tariff barriers.
Non-tariff barriers (NTBs) and para-tariff barriers (PTBs) have also presented serious problems to sub-regional integration.
