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why do you think England taxed goods imported from or exported to other countries
A tariff is a tax on imported goods that colonists paid for purchases from other countries.
Governments set duties on imported goods for a couple of important reasons. They want to protect their industries at home from competition with foreign goods brought in. A by-product of this policy is extra money in the importing country's coffers.
exportsAdded; Goods sold TO other countries would be EXPORTS. Goods FROM other countries sold here would be imports.
timber
This secondary sector has declined because many goods are imported from many different countries. Overseas countries making goods and then they imported to UK and many other countries. That's why nowadays you can not see as much factories as before. Most goods what we are using or wearing are imported from countries such as China, India etc.
The most common term for such a tax is to call it a "Tariff" and this is also the historical name. With the streamlining of international transactions in the 19th and 20th centuries, other terms such as "Customs Duty" or "Import Duty" have been used. In addition, the WTO has provided for two other forms of taxes that can be placed on imported goods and services as punishment to other countries for illegal economic practices and these are called "Anti-dumping Duties" and "Countervailing Duties".
armaan
The colonists were forced to pay tariffs on many of their goods which were imported from other countries. This drove up the price of the items and hurt the colonies financially.
Goods imported to Venezuela are tobacco, livestock, and electronics. They also get certain foods and drinks imported from America, China, and other South American countries.
Imported goods are things which are 'imported' from other places. Import - bringing something from one country to another.