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Table 7 lists the average tariff for the four broad stages of liberalization described above.

The average tariff for the residential class is based on a monthly consumption of 500 kWh.

Between 1990 and 2001, the average tariff for water and sanitation in Colombia increased from US$0.32/m3 to US$0.81/m3, equivalent to an increase of 153%.

If neither tariff nor NRC were available, the activity was costed as the average tariff for the specialty under which it was delivered in a method developed for a national study of resource allocation.

If neither tariff nor NRC were available, the activity was costed as the average tariff for the specialty under which it was delivered, using a method developed for a national study of resource allocation.

In Argentina, for instance, the average tariff from 1870 to 1899 was 26.1% (which was high, but actually lower than in Brazil, Colombia, Peru, and Uruguay).

As a measure of prior academic attainment, the average tariff score for school science subjects, described here as total science score (TSS) was calculated using the UCAS tariff points scale, as described by Yates & James [ 22].

But today's $150 barrel oil realities imply tariffs of 11%, harkening back to the average tariffs of the 1970s.

In America, for instance, the average tariff on industrial goods is 4%.

Under the agreement, Vietnam would gain improved access to American markets for its products, with the average tariff on Vietnamese goods falling to 3percentt from nearly 40percentt.

In 1981, for example, the world had only about 40 democracies; and the average tariff in developing countries was almost 30%.