At any time of day, customers rush in holding two dollar bills, the usual tariff for a patty in coco bread.
The electricity tariff in the average time is the usual tariff, the electricity tariff in peak time is 50% higher than the usual tariff, and the electricity tariff in the valley time is 50% lower than the usual tariff.
These are: business as usual, tariff adjustment free trade agreements, and other agricultural policy interventions. 1.
The price of tickets for Chennai Express was increased 40 percent above the usual tariff during the weekday shows and up to 20 percent on weekends; although this increase was not uniformly applied in all multiplexes.
Usually, when countries are given permission to retaliate, their "countermeasures" have to come in the form of higher-than-usual tariffs on imports from the offending country.
The island was conveniently exempted from usual American tariffs, the minimum wage and immigration laws.
That tariff includes unlimited use of Spotify Premium on both the handset and the owner's PC for 2 years, 750 minutes to other mobiles, unlimited texts, unlimited data, and other usual 3 tariff features like free Skype calling.
That would have devastating effects: first, on its relations with the rest of Spain (which accounts for considerably more than half of its usual trade) and also on tariffs with all the EU countries, the relocation of businesses, and disinvestment.
The simulation exercise includes the following four scenarios: Business as Usual (BAU)—In BAU, the tariff structure remains same as in the base year 2011, that is, the structure prior to the TPP agreement (Tables 9 and 10).
A glossy town publication that is called -- no joke -- Supervisor Kate Murray's Public Policy Review offers not her views on nuclear proliferation or sugar tariffs, but rather the usual mix of incumbent puffery, and sometimes worse, like blatantly political attacks on Mr. Levinson.
