Sentence examples for tariffs costs from inspiring English sources
Reducing or eliminating tariffs costs the American taxpayer nothing, lowers consumer prices here and the benefits would flow directly into the Pakistani civilian economy where it is desperately needed.
If no deal is reached, he is worried that he will be priced out of the market by bigger competitors who can more easily absorb the tariffs costs and not pass them along to customers.
O2 and the Carphone Warehouse are giving away the 8Gb version of the iPhone to customers who sign up for tariffs costing £45 or £75 a month.
That would be a world where retaliatory tariffs cost us export jobs, things cost more, and it takes more work to make the same amount of stuff.
(Today there are upward of seven times more steel-using than steel-making jobs). The tariffs cost $400,000 a year for every steel- making job saved, and cost $4 billion in lost wages.
Even if, for now, the economy seems to be President Trump's forte, his trade wars have not been "good, and easy to win". The steel and aluminum tariffs cost the Ford Motor Co. alone around $1 billion in profits.
Both Vodafone's and O2's entry level 4G tariffs cost £26 per month.
In September, the tariffs cost U.S. companies $4.4 billion, a 50percentt year-over-year increase.
Tariffs cost the economy jobs because the costs imposed on the rest of the economy outweigh the gains awarded to the protected industries.
Regarding global trade, George Bush has painfully learned that protectionism is a loser, both economically (his steel tariffs cost more jobs among steel users than they saved in the steel industry) and politically (those tariffs ended up winning him no favor in Ohio, Pennsylvania or West Virginia).
Heavy-equipment manufacturer Caterpillar Inc. said this week that tariffs cost it about $40 million in the third quarter and had estimated a hit of $100 million to $200 million over the full year.
