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A charge on imported goods is known as what kind of tax?
tariff
Taxes placed on luxury goods or services are known as?
excise taxes
What is entrepot trade?
When goods are imported for export to other countris, it is known as entreport trade
Who publishes the Customs and Excise regulations?
Each country has their own Customs And Excise regulations that deal with importing and exporting of goods and commodities. In England it is the HM Customs And Excise, in Hong Kong it is simply known as the Honk Kong Customs And Excise Deportment. Because each country has their own specific rules and regulations as to what can and can not be imported and the taxes that are paid, knowing the international laws regarding them can help to prevent Customs seizures or forfeiture of goods.
A tax on gasoline is a what tax?
Gasoline taxes are se taxesalso known as manufacturer's excise taxes are taxes mposed by all levels of government on producers, manufacturers and importers of goods and activities. Taxes on goods are usually passed on to the consumer as the normal cost of doing business
What are imports?
Goods that a country purchases and receives from another country are known as imports.
Give an explicit explanation of expenditure switching and expenditure dampening?
expenditure switching policy is a policy which government tends to switch the consumer's purchase on foreign goods to domestic goods whereas expenditure dampening policy which also known as expenditure reducing policy is a reducing the consumption of imported goods to ensure the balance of payment of a country to become worsen.
Japan was known as the world's workshop in the years after World War 2 because it?
imported raw materials and made them into finished goods for export
How did the oppose the new British taxes?
The British opposed new taxes after the war because they needed to pay off all of the fines for the war. The taxes that the British opposed were on things imported into the states such as on paint, paper, and the well known TEA!
The monetary value of all goods and services of a country is known as its?
The answer is GNP.... D.
How did Charles attempt to raise money?
He passed a set of laws that - in 1767 - became known as the Townshend Acts. In these acts, the British leaders tried to avoid some of the problems that the Stamp Act caused. The new taxes applied only to imported goods, with the tax being paid at the port of entry. However, the goods taxed included basic items that the colonists had to import because they did not produce them.
What is a good brought into one country from another?
Any item or good brought into one country from another is what is known as an import. These items have been "imported" from any another country. If you are looking to send something off to another country, that is what is known as an export.
