关税

• In that case tariff reform is the remedy for a disease that does not exist .
  照你这样说，关税改革只能治疗一种并不存在的疾病。
• The congress shall have power to lay and collect taxes, duties, imposts and excises .
  国会有权规定并征收税金、关税、捐税和消费税。
• By 1931, however, tariffs on foodstuffs had soared above those on other commodities .
  但是，到1931年，对食品的关税超过了其它商品。
• Its distinguishing feature, a common external tariff, began to affect american products .
  它特有的共同对外关税对美国产品开始发生影响。
• The tariff may be nationally optimal, but it still means a net loss to the world .
  关税对国家也许是最适当的，但对世界来说则仍然意味着净损失。
• Removing an existing tariff would clearly displace workers in import-competing industries .
  免除某种现有关税显然会使与进口竞争的工业中的工人失业。
• Eastern senators, in turn, obtained increased duties on woolens, silks, and other manufactured products .
  东部参议员则得以增加毛织品，丝绸和其它制成品的关税。
• They sometimes lobby to increase tariffs and to set quotas on imports of foreign-made substitutes .
  它们有时游说国会提高关税和对外国制造的同种产品设置进口限额。
• Lower tariffs and the growth of population and industry caused trade to soar in the 19th century .
  较低的关税税率、人口的增长和工业的发展使19世纪的贸易突飞猛进。
• There are valid arguments for a tariff, though they are quite different from those usually given .
  有一些赞成关税的论据是可以成立的，虽然它们与通常提出的颇不相同。