Economy, asked by tejassuryakumar, 5 months ago

Tariffs imposed to reduce imports constitute
(a) monetary measures fbt direct measures
(c) both direct and indirect measures
(d) none of the above​

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Answered by nikitapawar9545
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Answer:

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Answered by bhatiamona
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Tariffs imposed to reduce imports constitute

(a) monetary measures

(b) direct measures

(c) both direct and indirect measures

(d) none of the above

The correct answer is :

(a) monetary measures

Explanation :

Tariffs imposed to reduce imports constitute monetary measures.

By imposing government tariffs, they constitute monetary measures and by imposing tariffs on imports they increase revenue as well as protect domestic industries. This should not encourage more foreign imports and strengthen the structure of domestic industries. But if the structure of foreign industries is not strong, it is sometimes harmful to impose higher tariffs, because in such a situation good quality goods which are not being produced domestically, are out of reach of common people. become.

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