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Quota1. A government-imposed restriction on quantity, or sometimes on total value. 2. An import quota specifies the maximum amount of an import per year, typically administered with import licenses that may be sold or directly allocated, to individuals or firms, domestic or foreign. May be global, bilateral, or by country. 3. And IMF quota.QuotaSee Import QuotaQuota Similar MatchesTariff rate quotaTariff rate quotaA combination of an import tariff and an import quota in which imports below a specified quantity enter at a low (or zero) tariff and imports above that quantity enter at a higher tariff. Also called a tariff quota. Quantity quotaQuantity quotaA quota specifying quantity, in units, weight, volume, etc. of a good. Export quotaExport quotaA quantitative restriction on exports, often the means of implementing a VER. QuotationQuotationThe highest bid price and the lowest offer price of a security available at any particular time. Quota rentQuota rentThe economic rent received by the holder of the right (or license) to import under a quota. Equals the domestic price of the imported good, net of any tariff, minus the world price, times the quantity of imports. Further SuggestionsNominal quotationEuropean Association of Securities Dealers Automated Quotation Stock Exchange Automated Quotation (SEAQ) International Stock Exchange Automated Quotation system Tariff quota European Association of Securities Dealers Automated Quotation (EASDAQ) Equivalent quota Global quota Bilateral quota Quota by country Quotation IMF Quota National Quotation Bureau Quotation board Import quota National Association of Securities Dealers Automatic Quotation System (Nasdaq) Import Quota Value quota Japanese Association of Securities Dealers Automated Quotation System (Jasdaq) Quotations Seasonal quota |
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