Synonyms for tariff
ˈtær ɪftar·iff

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1. duty, tariffverb

   a government tax on imports or exports

   "they signed a treaty to lower duties on trade between their countries"

   Synonyms:
   duty, responsibility, obligation

2. tariffverb

   charge a tariff

   "tariff imported goods"

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1. tariffnoun

   Synonyms:
   schedule of duties (on imports or on exports)

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1. List of paraphrases for "tariff":

   tariffs, fare, tarifaire, tarif, rate, fee, pricing, fares, kgm, -other, rates, customs, nmb

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1. Yousef Abbasi:

   People are not really fearing the potential for inflation, whether it's tariff-related or a bounce in commodities, it's been more than a decade where investors and market prognosticators have spoken about the potential for higher inflation and hasn't come to fruition.

2. Andrea Leadsom:

   I firmly believe all European countries are democratically elected, political institutions who will not either act in an illegal or in an unfair way. They will take pragmatic decisions that are in the interest of their people and our people, again, democratically elected European parliaments will take pragmatic decisions about what's in their interest and they will choose to give tariff-free access to the UK. That will not be, I don't think, a bargaining chip around free movement.

3. Steve Lamar:

   That is why we need governments to work together and with global financial institutions to make sure there are enough financial resources to keep supply chains solvent, so they can keep workers employed during these crises, common sense measures like deferring tariff payments and fully funding loan programs for retailers — now largely closed — are just two of the tools all governments should be implementing.

4. Tom Werner:

   We had to create a whole strategy of what-ifs, if there is a tariff, do we shut factories down ? Do we move them ? These are hard things to make quick decisions on. You can't just build a new glass factory in Portland.

5. Jacob Parker:

   For companies with supply exposure to tariffs, they will move sourcing country of origin if they can; if they can't, they'll pass on as much of the tariff cost as they can, or see a cut in margins.