export duties
Fees on shipments
Export duties are taxes imposed on goods leaving a country, typically charged as a percentage of value or a fixed amount per unit.
Governments use them to generate revenue, discourage exports of raw materials, or keep domestic prices lower by retaining supply: The export duty on crude oil helped fund infrastructure projects.
Less common than import duties in modern trade.
- retaliatory tariffsPunitive import taxes in response
- tariffTax on traded goods
- oil exportsCrude sold internationally
- cash cropProduce grown for sale
- customs valuationDetermining import worth for tariffs
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