Tariff Index 1 2025

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The document is a Tariff Index that provides an alphabetical list of goods along with their corresponding Harmonised System chapter or heading numbers for classification purposes. It clarifies that the index has no legal force and is not exhaustive, guiding users on how to locate specific items based on their descriptions. The document includes various categories of goods, ranging from raw materials to finished products, and outlines the classification system used for customs and trade.

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What are the 4 types of tariffs?

Column 1- general identifies the rates for countries that have trade agreements, generally under the World Trade Organization, or are entitled to most favored nation treatment, known in the United States as normal trade relations (NTR) status. Almost all countries of the world are eligible to receive these duty rates.

What are the different types of tariffs in trade?

Types Ad valorem tax Tax based on value of transaction. Bound tariff rate Most-favored-nation reference rate. Eco-tariff Tariff to equalise externality costs. Import quota Trade barrier. List of tariffs. Tariff-rate quota Combined trade barrier. Telecommunications tariff Controlled pricing.

What is the most common type of tariff?

There are several different types of tariffs, but the most common are ad valorem and specific tariffs. An ad valorem tariff is a tax thats levied as a percentage of the imported products value.

What is a tariff index?

Tariff indexes such as trade weighted means, variances and coefficients of variation are commonly used to compare the overall restrictiveness of trade policy over time and across countries despite their lack of theoretical foundation.

Are tariffs good or bad?

The trouble with tariffs, to be succinct, is that they raise prices, slow economic growth, cut profits, increase unemployment, worsen inequality, diminish productivity and increase global tensions.

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