Canada's participation in the Trans - Pacific Partnership (TPP) free - trade deal has brought supply management, which
imposes high import tariffs on dairy and poultry products, to the fore.
Not exact matches
Trump has also threatened to
impose an unrealistically
high 45 percent
tariff on Chinese
imports, prompting U.S. companies operating in the Asian country to fear «retribution.»
WASHINGTON Ordering combative action on foreign trade, President Donald Trump declared Thursday the U.S. will
impose steep
tariffs on steel and aluminum
imports, escalating tensions with China and other trading partners and raising the prospect of
higher prices for American consumers and companies.
This was particularly evident when trade war fears picked up on Trump's announcement about
imposing higher tariffs on
imported steel and aluminum.
And if, in retaliation, the UK were to
impose tariffs on
imports, this would result in
higher prices for the British consumer.
A surprise announcement by the U.S. to
impose tariffs on steel and aluminum
imports sent markets reeling as it raised the specter of weaker growth and
higher inflation.
Note also that this reasoning implies that a country can increase the welfare of its residents by
imposing tariffs on
imports of
high wage industry products (provided other countries don't retaliate).