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Meanings of tariffs in English
Usage of tariffs in English
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China last year imposed retaliatory tariffs on American farm goods including pork.
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Kudlow said the U.S. tariffs would remain in place while negotiations continue.
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They will be subject to new tariffs intended to protect American producers.
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It will also aim to remove trade- distorting tariffs, the government said.
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Excluding tobacco would allow countries to keep tariffs on U.S. tobacco products.
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Free zones could help avoid tariffs in case of a no-deal Brexit.
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For example, China puts retaliatory tariffs on US dairy exports into China.
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Prime Minister Theresa May's plan to cap standard tariffs goes too far.
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Live animal exports: removal of tariffs of 10 percent in four years.
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China's government and companies in China do not pay U.S. tariffs directly.
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Zero tariffs will also help protect developing nations selling goods to Britain.
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Energy firms are introducing new tariffs supposed to make fuel costs clearer.
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He said 25 percent tariffs on steel imports will boost Pennsylvania's economy.
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The new tariffs are to take effect as early as Oct. 18.
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Analysts warn European tariffs against Chinese solar companies would have serious consequences.
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Kelly hopes for a free trade agreement with zero tariffs and quotas.
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