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Tariffs go to the government that impose them. For example; if the USA imposed a tariff on Iphones made and brought to the USA from China, the US government gets the money, which is usually a percentage of the product price, or some variation of that strategy. Bad news is that our government misuses the money.
The Northeast and West wanted the government to spend money on transportation to help transport goods. Southerners opposed this because the money to pay for the improvements would come from tariffs, and southerners did not want an increase in tariffs.
The south because they had little industry .
Raising money for the government. Encouraging the growth of American industry.
The Chinese government raises money by levying taxes. It also raised money by charging tariffs on imported goods and selling arms and weapons to other countries.
Tight money supply, high tariffs, and government aid to railroads.
Through taxes. Also the government makes money through fines on people who violate the laws, rules, or regulations imposed on them by the legislature. Taxes is only the beginning.
In the beginning of the war, the majority of finance for the Southern government came via duties on international trade. However, revenue from the tariffs all but disappeared after the Union imposed its blockade of Southern coasts.
Tariffs brought in money for the Union and the Confederacy.
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As far as I'm aware, the government are not spending. What they have done is making the energy companies pay the tariffs via an act. Currently 7p of every unit charged goes into a fund that the tariffs are paid from. Monies are paid to customers who produce their own green energy ie; solar, by the energy supplier by law.
A tariff is a tax or duty on a particular item or good. In general terms, tariffs exist due to various reasons. Some tariffs are placed simply to earn money for the government. Businesses wishing to import or export goods have to pay the tariffs or else risk legal problems with that government. Other tariffs exist as a form of protectionism, which ensures that domestic industries generate profitable amounts, in terms of importing goods. Tariffs also exist with the goal of protecting consumers. A government may levy a tariff on products that it feels could endanger its population.