Import tariffs are taxes levied on imported goods, serving as a key tool in international trade policy. Governments use them to protect domestic industries from foreign competition, raise revenue, and address trade imbalances. Domestic producers and workers benefit most, as tariffs make imported goods pricier, encouraging consumers to buy locally-made products. However, higher costs often pass to consumers.
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