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Usually governments do not impose trade barriers on exports, since the country gains money on exports. However, governments do impose tariffs as a mechanism to control imports from other countries. Usually they impose a tariff on products that are much less expensive if they are imported rather than if they are produced domestically. By imposing the tariff they increase the price of the imported good, and give the domestic producers of that good a better chance to sell their product. For example, textiles from China cost a lot less than textiles made within the United States. The United States government could impose a tariff on the Chinese textile imports which would raise the price of these products. The domestic producers would then have a more level playing field to sell their own textiles in the United States market. If the tariff was not introduced then the Chinese textiles would be inexpensive compared to the domestically produced textiles, and consumers in the States would by the Chinese made textiles.
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A free trade area is where there are no tariffs between member nations. A customs union goes a step farther and requires all members to have the same external tariff policy to goods coming in from outside the customs union. So, if Countries A & B are in a customs union, they would both charge the same tariff on goods imported from Country C. The reason for this is to prevent imports coming into the country with the lowest tariff and then being sent to another country in the union (without a tariff). The producer can send it directly to the end nation.
Due to certain geographical or demographic conditions, some country have competitive leverages such as cheap labor or availibilty of natural resources. To protect countries from ills of dumping, trade of illegal items they impose it.
To impose countervention is to penalize those who have penalized you.
States cannot form alliances with foreign governments, declare war, coin money, or impose duties on imports or exports.
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It means to adapt and blend in with your surroundings. To follow the local customs and not try to impose your customs on the host country.
It is not OK to impose religion on other countries. But it is OK to "share" their religion.
There aren't any specific duties of an agnostic. It's kind of like asking what the duties of a left-handed person are. Certainly many agnostics have beliefs that they hold impose duties on them. But they aren't specifically agnostic beliefs.
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Many countries impose a corporate tax. The United States, Japan, Canada, Cameroon, and Bangladesh are among the highest corporate taxed countries. Other countries such as Albania, Andorra, Bosnia, and Bulgaria are among some of the lowest corporate taxed countries.
Some countries run systems where labor costs are very low, which means some goods can be made very cheaply. So developed nations have to impose tariffs or otherwise their own workers would be unemployed.
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To help manage the economies of struggling countries
Individual states in the United States are not able to impose their own tariffs, in the conventional sense of taxes on imports or exports. That power is reserved by the Contitution to the Federal government.However, individual states can impose other taxes, such as sales taxes, and some people might also call those tariffs, simply because they are taxes.