“tariffs”造句，怎麼用tariffs造句

China has ruled out export tariffs for 35 diaries and import tariff for steel board, and cut back the tariffs for wheat and cements.

In the Smoot-Hawley tariff Act [of 1930] we raised our tariffs.

Earlier this month Ecuador raised tariffs on hundreds of Colombian products.

The Romney campaign insists those tariffs are entirely distinguishable from the tire duties Obama imposed in 2009.

Earlier the EU's Court of Justice had said that Israeli products made in West Bank settlements should not be given EU preferential trade tariffs.

Yet high tariffs on imported sugar, to the benefit of America's beet and cane farmers, have also helped to promote HFCS.

The 2016 tariff implementation plan to reduce import tariffs again on the scarf, bags, windbreaker, part of daily consumer goods, a decline of 50%, the effect is more obvious.

The current betting by trade experts is that the American solar panel industry will win its case, which could lead to tariffs early in 2012, even if the proceedings take a year or so to play out.

Not because of nasty European tariffs, he notes-former colonies can send their wares to Europe tariff-free-but because of a lack of finance and expertise, and poor logistics.

industry cosseted by tariffs on foreign imports

That was the strategy behind the 2002 steel tariffs.

China has canceled export tariffs for 35 dairy products, canceled import tariff for steel sheets, and lowered tariffs for wheat and cement.

For their part, the rich countries want the poorer countries to lower the tariffs they impose on imported industrial goods.

Also some products—eggs, tobacco, sugar and salt—will be partially protected through tariff quotas, whereby higher tariffs will apply to imports above certain quotas.

Insofar as it did, it was because tariffs were a form of tax increase - but in that case you should be focusing on the whole range of fiscal actions, not just the tariff hikes.

The reduced tariffs and relative ease of moving goods across the border have prompted North Korean merchants and state-run trading companies to use Dandong and nearby cities as a gateway for their business deals with the rest of the world.

Energy tariffs will have to rise, some of them steeply.

In fact, even the World trade Organization, which is charged with policing trade policies, has published a study suggesting that carbon tariffs would pass muster.

Under the Asean proposals, reduced tariffs on vehicles that can run on biofuels as well as petrol or diesel will be included in the group's trade liberalisation pact from 2010.

Irrespective of the approach, it is important to agree tariffs before investments proceed.

High tariffs throttle trade between nations.

There would have been much less "tariff escalation" -a nasty practice, by which higher tariffs are levied on successive stages of production.