Social Sciences, asked by mannatsingh8, 1 year ago

what are trade barriers​

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Answered by Anonymous
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Trade barriers are restrictions imposed on trade by the Government .

↪ They help to reduce inflation in prices .

↪ Trade barriers are essential during the economic crisis periods .

↪ They also help to stabilize the economic condition .

↪ Trade barriers are least for high income countries and highly developed countries .

↪ Trade barriers are highest for the low developed countries or countries with less income .

↪ These trade barriers are various laws issued on tax , import duties , export duties , etc.

Answered by Rehaansingh199
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Trade barriers are government policies which restrict international trade (export and import of goods and services with other countries.)

 \bf\ {\red {Types\:of\:trade\:barriers-}}

 \bf {Trade\:Barriers-} These are taxes on certain imports. They raise the price of goods making imports less competitive.

 \bf {Non\:-Tariff\:Barriers-} . These involve rules and regulations which make trade more difficult.

 \bf {Quotas-} . A limit placed on the number of imports.

 \bf {Voluntary\:Export\:Restraint\: (VER)-} Similar to quotas, this is where countries agree to limit the number of imports.

 \bf {Subsidies-} A domestic subsidy from government can give the local firm a competitive advantage.

 \bf {Embargo-} A complete ban on imports from a certain country.

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