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Tariff preferenceA lower (or zero) tariff on a product from one country than is applied to imports from most countries. This violation of the MFN principle is permitted in special cases, including some preferential trade arrangements and the GSP.Similar MatchesParticipating preference sharesParticipating preference sharesPreference shares which, in addition to paying a specified dividend, entitle preference shareholders to participate in receiving an additional dividend if ordinary shareholders are paid a dividend above a stated amount. Redeemable preference sharesRedeemable preference sharesPreference shares which the issuing company reserves the right to redeem. The shares may, or may not have a specific redemption date or dates. Homothetic preferencesHomothetic preferencesTogether with identical preferences, this assumption is used for many propositions in trade theory, in order to assure that consumers with different incomes but facing the same prices will demand goods in the same proportions. Involuntary liquidation preferenceInvoluntary liquidation preferenceA premium that must be paid to preferred or preference stockholders if the issuer of the stock is forced into involuntary liquidation. Generalized System of PreferencesGeneralized System of PreferencesTariff preferences for developing countries, by which developed countries let certain manufactured and semi-manufactured imports from developing countries enter at lower tariffs than the same products from developed countries. Further SuggestionsIdentical preferencesLoan Preference Principle Tax preference item cumulative preference shares Weak axiom of revealed preference Preference share Liquidity preference hypothesis Preferences Preference for variety Revealed preference preference shares stepped preference shares Community preferences Preference stock |
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