English
Etymology
punitive + tariff
Noun
punitive tariff (plural punitive tariffs)
- (economics, politics) A tax imposed by a government on imported goods from a specific country, intended to punish that country for perceived unfair trade practices or political provocations.
The administration threatened to impose punitive tariffs of 25% on all steel imports in response to the trade dispute.
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Translations
tariff intended to punish another country
- Chinese:
- Mandarin: 惩罚性关税 (chéngfáxìng guānshuì), 懲罰性關稅 / 惩罚性关税 (chéngfáxìng guānshuì)
- Dutch: strafheffing f, straftarief n
- Finnish: rangaistustulli
- French: tarif punitif (fr) m, droit de douane punitif (fr) m
- Georgian: სადამსჯელო ტარიფი (sadamsǯelo ṭaripi)
- German: Strafzoll (de) m
- Italian: dazio punitivo m
- Japanese: 報復関税 (ほうふくかんぜい, hōfuku kanzei), 制裁関税 (せいさいかんぜい, seisai kanzei)
- Portuguese: tarifa punitiva f
- Russian: карательный тариф m (karatelʹnyj tarif), штрафной тариф m (štrafnoj tarif)
- Spanish: arancel punitivo m
- Swedish: strafftull c
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