|
|
Ex post tariff |
|
|
|
 Home Site Map Add Term Search About Us Contributors |
Ex post tariffImplicit tariff.Similar MatchesRedistributed tariff revenueRedistributed tariff revenueRefers to a common assumption that tariff revenue is given to consumers as transfer payments (not in proportion to what they paid by importing) to be spent like any other income. Since in general equilibrium the effects of a tariff depend on how the revenue is spent, this is a useful neutral assumption. Para tariffPara tariffA charge on imports that is not included in a country's tariff schedule, such as a statistical tax, stamp fee, etc. Cascading tariffsCascading tariffsSame as tariff escalation. Ad valorem tariffAd valorem tariffTariff defined as a percentage of the value of an imported good. Tariffs and retaliationTariffs and retaliationThe process of one country raising its tariff to secure some advantage, to which another country responds by raising its tariff, the first raises its tariff still further, etc. See retaliation, trade war. Classic treatment is Johnson (1954). Further SuggestionsMFN tariffTariff escalation Redundant tariff Secondary tariffs Common external tariff Optimal tariff Made-to-measure tariff Discriminatory tariff Effective tariff Smoot-Hawley Tariff Tariff schedule Scientific tariff Prohibitive tariff Tariff line Tariff-and-retaliation game Average tariff Nontariff measure Income redistribution argument for a tariff General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade Equivalent tariff Implicit tariff General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT) Compound tariff Optimal tariff argument Piecemeal tariff reform |
|
|
|