Trade Barriers: Tariffs and Quotas
Understanding why countries sometimes put limits on international trade, such as taxes on imports (tariffs) or quantity restrictions (quotas).
Key Questions
- Why might a government put a tax on imported goods?
- Explain the difference between a tariff and a quota.
- Analyze how trade barriers can affect consumers and local businesses.
MOE Syllabus Outcomes
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