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The slave states hated the tariffs more than other states because slaves could have tariffs on their lives. A slave that originally sold for 100 gold would sell for up to 150 with the tax.
A tariff may be applied by a country A on a product P which is imported from country B. Different countries have different rules about whether or not they impose tariffs depending on the product and partner country. The question, therefore, needs to be more specific.
The south, because they exported goods.
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They hated tariffs. All they were making was cotton. Tariffs increased the cost of imports.
The slave states hated the tariffs more than other states because slaves could have tariffs on their lives. A slave that originally sold for 100 gold would sell for up to 150 with the tax.
Tariffs, or taxes on foreign imports, can be helpful to a country's economy by blocking competition from other countries. However, often when one country places a tariff on foreign goods, the country places its own tariff on the first country. Tariffs are not appreciated by the country on which it is being placed.
Tariffs worked mostly (and probably only) for the Northern states.
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Tariffs provide revenue for the country buying the imported goods. If a country wants to export goods to a country, they have to pay a tariff(tax) to be allowed to do so. China pays very low tariffs to the US on the goods they export to us.
At one point, the South was initially all for tariffs. They later changed their views because economic development did not progress as planned in that area of the country.
Tariffs are fees excised on goods coming into a country. As a result, traded goods cost more when there are high tariffs, and this limits their sale.
Tariffs on imports - having no industry, the South depended largely on imports.
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Switzerland's profits will decline because the tariffs will cause the other countries to buy chemicals internally.