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3 years ago

How do tariffs impact international trade?

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they are taxes on imported god. like lets say china wants to sell things in the us they have to pay a tax and how many more brainliest do u need

torisob [31]3 years ago

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Helllllooooo!!!!! I am going to answer your question, my very best!! Don't expect me to be proffessor smart, i barely in grade 9! If i answer well, i want brainliest please! If i do not answer well, please comment!

Tariffs cost a lot of money to ship overseas the products people want. More demand is required as well as a variety of a lot of domestic products from multiple countries. Trade needs to be well within countries and ships need to be maintained. The trade balance may go wrong sometimes, such as a shipwreck. Then there will be a lot of international complications, not known to the public. Companies will pay more for the lost goods.

I wasn't sure if you wanted specifics, hope this works. HAVE A GREAT WEEK!

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