This reflects the fact that international trade typically has many winners and relatively fewer, but politically powerful losers. Short of guaranteed (constitutional?) non-conditional compensatory mechanisms, the basic conflict between these two groups will always be there.
B, because federations is a union federal state self governed and when the American founders took over America, they took it from the Indians.
<u>Answer</u>:
The main reasons for imposing a tariff are B tariff revenue and protecting jobs
<u>Explanation</u>:
Tariffs are essentially a tax payable on imports of goods to the custom authority of the consumer’s country so as to discourage excessive imports which may have a detrimental effect on the domestic economy.
The first main reason for imposing of tariff is Tariff Revenue. This basically means that the Government gain a hefty amount as taxes on imports not only from the manufacturers but also the domestic importers and thus forms a part of its revenue which is spent on the country’s developmental plans.
Secondly, tariffs are imposed for protecting jobs by preserving the domestic industry. This is especially the case when goods are imported from mass manufacturers in countries like China etc which pose a serious threat to small and medium scale industries in the Domestic market. By imposing tariff, these imported products are made more expensive, preventing losses to domestic producers and therefore protecting jobs.
In the past, Filibuster happened infrequently and only used for extremely controversial issues. In the future, it safe to assume the usage of Filibuster will keep increasing.
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The reason why the 1954 elections are best remembered for setting the regional and electoral pace of politics in Ghana is because the People's Party won.
<h3>What happened in the Ghana 1954 elections?</h3>
The elections in 1954 in Ghana took place as the nation prepared to gain independence from Britain.
In these elections, the People's Party under Kwame Nkrumah were able to win a majority and this set the pace for regional and electoral policies because the People's Party dominated Ghana for a long time.
Full question is:
Why will you agree with the statement that "The 1954 election is best remembered as setting the pace for regional and ethnic electoral politics in Ghana."
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