Tariff is a tax or duty to be paid on a particular class of imports.
Goods coming into the United States are generally charged a tax. The tax is called customs duty and depend on the value and nature of the goods.
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A tax added to the value of goods that are imported is called a tariff. The United States allows some countries to send goods to the United States without paying a tariff.
Goods that are sold from one country to another are called exports. 28% of the goods exported by the United States are capital goods, and 25% are industrial supplies and materials.
In Canada, and in most of the world, what the United States calls "hazardous materials" are called "dangerous goods."
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United States Customs assesses duties and import fees on goods coming into the country. See the related link.
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The United States called for the Panama Canal to be built for faster delivery of goods and military supplies to be sent.