is the cost that do not invole at any time actual cash outlay and which do not, as consequences appear in the financial records, nevertheless such cost such cost involve a forgoing on the part of the person whose cost are being calculated
I think you mean a tariff = tax on imported goods
import quotas
executive or lesgislative or judical
Ningas kugon is a personality of people where he/she wants imported products than his/her native products.
The United States is a distributing rather than manufacturing country. Virtually everything that is used in the US is or can be imported.
Cost or availability.
Import duty.
the rise in cost of imported oil
the rise in the cost of imported oil
They are taxes placed on imported goods to increase the price and protect locally produced goods which may cost more than the imported similar goods.
Expenditure dampening is a policy which seeks to reduce consumer consumption of imported goods. The government can dampen by increasing rates to make the imported goods cost more.
That's two questions. Now we are all confused.
Imported cars are generally more expensive to insure. This is due to having to pay for the extra cost of shipping over parts in case an accident occurs.
Yes, the main disadvantage of a government placing tariffs on imported goods is increased cost and a possible retaliation tariff from the exporting country. Tariffs make the goods more expensive for the consumer.
food does not just come from one country, its comes from all countries. like lettuce you could get it from: Holland, England and many more places so there isn't just one place!
Imported to.
Yes, the main disadvantage of a government placing tariffs on imported goods is increased cost and a possible retaliation tariff from the exporting country. Tariffs make the goods more expensive for the consumer.