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Q: Why were tariffs placed on goods imported from non ecc countries?
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What are tariffs and how do countries use them?

A: A tariff is a tax that is placed on an imported good, they use tariffs because imported goods have a tax so citizens are more likely to purchase that countries goods for the cheaper price. -BrockChloe


Most tariffs are placed on?

imported goods such as trading and imports


What is the main primary tariffs of goods that are imported into the US?

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What were protective tariffs in the American System?

Tax on imported goods from foreign countries to protect manufacturing.


Sugar act of 1764?

The Sugar Act of 1764 placed tariffs and duties on goods imported into the colonies by England.


What is the purpose of tariffs placed on some imported goods?

To protect Northern factories pre-civil war, from going out of buissness.


Local merchants held what against imported goods?

Merchants held tariffs on imported goods.


What Tariffs differ from taxes because tariffs are what?

Only collected on imported goods


What government actions would violate the principles behind GATT and the WTO?

increasing tariffs on imported goods


What are tariffs or custom duties?

these are taxes on imported goods


What is it called when taxes are imposed on imported goods?

tariffs


What are the benefits of using tariffs over taxes to generate revenue for the government?

There are pluses and minuses in using tariffs for revenue to operate the government. Firstly, tariffs would not be enough to cover the cost of running a government in most cases. Secondly, if Country A places tariffs on goods being imported into their country, then all other Countries will also place such tariffs on goods imported into their Countries from Country A. These costs will of course be passed on to the purchasers of these imported goods inside all the Countries so the costs will still be passed on the people as they buy goods. One good outcome is it will make Country A's goods produced in Country A more competitive for the buyers within Country A. But it will also make their exported goods more costly in other Countries when they try to sell them there. And around and around we go.