Sentence examples for tariffs data from inspiring English sources

One of the reasons why relatively few people change energy supplier (Millions stuck on 'rip-off' energy tariffs, data reveals, 15 December) is that price comparison is made more difficult by the standing daily charge that the energy companies include in their bills.

Until this year, all CGE models were based on tariff data from 1997 and hence attributed all liberalisation since then (such as that coming from China's accession to the World Trade Organisation) to the Doha round.

The feed-in tariff data for solar schemes under 10kW, considered largely household installs, is slightly skewed because there was a surge in March 2015 as people rushed to meet a deadline for an attractive rate, and because the scheme was closed for the first week of February this year.

Tariff data is obtained from the World Trade Organization Tariffs Profile based on Egyptian Customs Authority data.

Their database contains detailed tariff data at ISIC 3-digits (International Standard Industrial Classification) from 1974 to 2001.

First, our tariff data are more detailed, reaching up to 6 to 8 digits of disaggregation.

Estimation of our model using sector-level tariff data for the U.S. provides strong support for this relationship.

Tariff data were classified to HS six-digit level and when necessary was converted to the HS1992 version following the classification in Kimura and Obashi (2010).

Tariff data from 1966 to 1990 are available only on hard copies of the Guía Práctica, a publication of Argentine Customs detailing the tariff rates for thousands of product lines using the NADI nomenclature (Nomenclatura Arancelaria y Derechos de Importación).

The tariff data were collected from the World Integrated Trade Solution (WITS 13 and the PTAs depth measures were calculated based on Mulabdic et al. (2017) using the contents of trade agreements from the World Bank database (Hofmann et al. 2016).

The PRODY measure was employed as the qualitative measure for the export and import basket of Latin American countries.11 We also used tariff data and the depth of the Preferential Trade Agreements (PTA 12 to account for the level of integration of the Latin American economies.