tariff rates
Trade barrier percentages
Tariff rates are the percentages or fixed amounts charged on imported goods as they cross a border.
Governments set tariff rates to generate revenue, protect domestic industries, or apply political pressure: The new tariff rates on steel imports will take effect next month.
Rates vary by product category and trading partner, often negotiated through trade agreements.
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