How to pronounce Tariffs in English

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Raise tariffs!

tariffs whatsoever.

No tariffs.

First, tariffs.

tariffs and trade.

Without tariffs. However,

Low or no tariffs. After that, tariffs shoot up

It with lower tariffs.

tariffs of approximately 25%.

0 tariffs for you.

"I want high tariffs.

Trump suddenly raised tariffs

By these tariffs (mumbles).

President Trump imposed tariffs

tariffs of up to 20%.

Initially you pay no tariffs.

China. tariffs were completely boneheaded.

There, some tariffs on Chinese

Can retaliate against American tariffs.

Increase in tariffs reportedly have

Without tariffs. After that, the

tariffs kick in once again.

- [Presenter] President Trump imposed tariffs

Directly attributable to China tariffs.

China's retaliatory tariffs on about

He's willing to threaten tariffs

- Even with the 25% tariffs?

Mitigate the impact from these tariffs.

Taxes and lower or no tariffs.

Sold cars and evade import tariffs.

European tariffs on American raised chicken.

Lots of tariffs on international trade…

tariffs to steel imports in 2002.

Administration has done with the tariffs

tariffs and they have done that.

Another issue for Apple: stiff tariffs.

Responding with tariffs of their own,

Imposing tariffs on the auto industry,

Would raise tariffs back and forth.

It's fair to say that tariffs

To minimize the impact of tariffs.

And an earlier round of tariffs

To avoid tariffs and trade duties,

And Samsung is not paying tariffs

Following the latest round of tariffs,

By higher import tariffs in China.

- tariffs are a a beautiful thing.

We're gonna put tariffs on them.

To impose tariffs on everything else

The tariffs against steel and aluminum

Remember those steel and aluminum tariffs?

There's also a threat of tariffs

Increased tariffs, he'll need to charge

As a result of the tariffs.

That it's because of the tariffs.

- As soon as the tariffs hit.

- As soon as the tariffs hit.

Imposes 10% tariffs on foreign fruit, then the rest of the countries will put tariffs

Tend to respond to tariffs with their own tariffs, which reduces imports but also exports;

For example, China slapped tariffs on U.S.

But there are more than tariffs here.

Were subject to tariffs of 25 percent.

Their own tariffs but their retaliatory measures

I'll just raise the tariffs even higher.

And China's total tariffs would now hit

Or I'll get to keep the tariffs

Can slap $7.5 billion worth of tariffs

To prevent negative effects of the tariffs

- [Narrator] Trump's threat of imposing fresh tariffs

If they want to navigate the tariffs?

And at some point potentially pay tariffs,

- Tim was talking to me about tariffs.

$11 billion of tariffs because of this.

25% tariffs being composed by the US

Due to the tariffs on Chinese goods

Is under unprecedented pressure due to tariffs,

- Now you've been studying tariffs and trade

- [Jason] When the first round of tariffs

Will not be subject to the tariffs.

Yes, 25% tariffs is a really high number.

Of tariffs while your government negotiates something better.

Money in tariffs – about $700 million a year.

And, of course, we also have the tariffs.

President Trump is unapologetically adding and increasing tariffs

Nintendo exits Brazilian market due to high tariffs

The tariffs and the recent increase is very

While there are no Japanese tariffs on U.S.

Putting tariffs on all firms doesn't discourage theft

Raising the total initial tariffs to $50 billion.

Eventually these tariffs would have their desired effect.

And announces that he is gonna put tariffs

Will his willingness to use tariffs really lead

As expensive, because China has imposed new tariffs

Donald Trump was threatening and imposing new tariffs

That were spared from new tariffs this Christmas

Rolls back existing tariffs and cancels new ones

To think about, too, like geopolitics and tariffs.

At least one US threat to impose tariffs