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Sikkim Manipal University (SMU) MBA 1st semester assignment

M0B022 Management Process and organization Behavior

MB0023 Business Communication

MB0024 Statistics for Management

MB0025 FINANCIAL AND MANAGEMENT ACCOUNTING

MB0026 Managerial Economics

MB0027 Human Resource Management

Sikkim Manipal University (SMU) MBA 2nd semester assignment

MB0028 PRODUCTION & OPERATIONS MANAGEMENT

MB0029 FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT

MB0030 Marketing Management

MB0031 MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEMS

MB0032 OPERATIONS RESEARCH

MB0033 Project management

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"Creating a competitive advantage for either foreign or domestic manufacturers violates the principles of United States trade agreements with other countries." [1]

Tariffs can be used to adjust the market price of goods manufactured outside of the United States to discourage the export of jobs to cheaper job markets, thus eliminating competitive advantages present in countries that lack the restrictions placed on United States manufacturers (e.g., minimum wage, workers' compensation insurance, unemployment insurance, etc.) until such a time as these restrictions are implemented.

Tariffs are but one of many diplomatic tools at the disposal of nations to ensure that no single nation gains a competitive advantage over any other nation also bound by the same trade agreements. The answer, in short, is that tariffs can protect American jobs and wages to the extent that they mitigate unfair advantages gained by developing nations with lower mean wages, but no further.

[1] http://thomas.loc.gov/cgi-bin/query/z?c111:S.1606:

Instruments/Tools of Commercial Policy:

The maininstruments or tootswhich are now a days used for achieving theobjectives of commercial policyare as follows:

Tariff's or custom dutiesmay be defined as a schedule of duties authorized by territorial government to be imposed upon a list of commodities that are exported. Tariffs are generally classified into three classes. (a) Transit duties, (b) Import duties, (c) Export duties.

(a)Transit dutiesare those which are levied upon merchandize passing through the country and consigned for another country. Transit duties are levied for raising money for the government.

(b) Import dutiesare those which are levied on the goods brought . into the country. Import duties are chiefly levied for revenue or for protection purpose or for both.

(c) Export dutiesare those which are imposed on the merchandize sent out of the country are called export duties. Export duties, like import duties, are also imposed for raising revenue and to restrict the export of certain raw material with the view to encourage the development of domestic industries.

Custom duties may be discriminatory with respect to commodities of countries or it may be non-discriminatory. When a country is pursuing a discriminatory tariff policy, it may give:

(a) Preferential treatment by levying lesser custom duties upon the merchandize of some of the countries. (or);

(b)Enter into an agreement with other countries for ensuring fair and equal treatment to the imports or exports of each member country. (or);

(c) Join a common market where the merchandize of member countries are allowed free entry but the goods of other countries are subjected to tariffs.

In order to promote the export of particular industry or the export of specified commodities, a government some times gives bounties on exports. The bounties or subsidies may be director, indirect. When subsidy is paid in cash from the public treasury, the bounty is said to be direct and when low freight rates are charged on the goods to be exported or they are exempted from taxes, etc, the bounty or subsidy is said to be indirect.

The government may totally prohibit the import of certain commodities into the country with the intent of increasing foreign exchange or for protection of domestic industries or for discouraging the use of particular commodities because they are injurious to health. The government may regulate the imports by means of quotas. Under quota system, the maximum amount of a commodity which can be imported during a particular period is fixed by the government. In recent years, the governments of most of the countries are employing the import quota system because:

(i) It is very flexible and can be adjusted by the administrative authorities without resorting to legal action.

(ii) The home producers know in advance the total quantity of goods to be imported during a particular period, so they can regulate their output accordingly.

(iii) It arouses less resentment than the custom duties from the consumers.

The government of a country may enter into trade agreements with other countries for the exchange of goods. Thetrade agreements may be bilateral or multilateral.

When two countries make a trade agreement for the exchange of goods, the agreement is said to be bilateral.

When more than two countries enter into, trade agreement for ensuring fair and equal treatment to the imports and exports of the member countries, the agreement is called multilateral.

Efforts are being made by different countries of the world to secure a general reduction of tariffs. A General Agreement on Trade and Tariff (GATT) of 117 countries of the world was reached at.

The mainobjectives of the GATTwere:

(i) To develop the resources of the world.

(ii) To expand production and exchange of goods.

(iii) To promote economic development.

(iv) To help in raising standard of living.

(v) To achieve full employment without inflation.