Examples of using Import tariffs in English and their translations into Portuguese
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The first study is entitled¿a pass-through analysis of import tariffs on the brazilian steel sector¿.
of the complete removal of import tariffs and quantitative restrictions on imports, .
will be paid in full spare parts import tariffs.
with revenues raised exclusively through import tariffs.
The country raised its import tariffs in 1844, and with them and the revenue coming from coffee, it increased the financial power of central government,
Trump signed an order imposing import tariffs of 25 percent on steel
Under the agreement, the EU will gradually lower its import tariffs on bananas from Latin America from EUR 176 per tonne to EUR 114 per tonne by 2017.
However, controversial plans presented last year to reduce import tariffs for agriculture products
Bind its import tariffs for the textile and clothing sector within the WTO at the rates the European Union considers appropriate for developing countries save for some rare exceptions;
Import tariffs and VAT on food products have been eliminated(or reduced to 2.5 percent),
By the end of the transitional periods, import tariffs will be eliminated on all industrial products, and most agricultural products,
raising US import tariffs to historically high levels,
Since 1971, the EU schemes such as the GSP have allowed developing countries to pay lower import tariffs on some or all of their exports to the EU.
has guaranteed the ACP countries preferential access to the EU market, with lower import tariffs at the EU's borders and better market access.
The results were presented in two cases: i involves the negotiation of preferential agreements with full tariff liberalization and ii agreements with a suppression of the order of 33% in import tariffs and export subsidies.
How can we continue to give government-to-government aid to developing countries with one hand while with the other hand hindering farmers in developing countries through our subsidies and our import tariffs?
If we continue to support import tariffs on rice, what we are really saying to the very poor people in the country is that you will pay more for your food and you will pay more for your medicines.
minimum prices, import tariffs and export subsidies.
to support the adjustment of 10 ACP banana-exporting countries to changing EU import tariffs for bananas.
customs procedures Licences Import tariffs.