A Fixed Tariff Differs from an Ad Valorem Tariff Because

question 83

Multiple Choice

A fixed tariff differs from an ad valorem tariff because an ad valorem tariff:

• A)is a specific amount of money levied on each unit of a product sold by a country.
• B)is a specific amount of money levied on each unit of a product brought into a country.
• C)is based on the value of an item.
• D)prohibits trade in a particular product.
• E)limits the number of units of a particular product that can be imported into a country.

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Definitions:

Tertiary Datums

Reference points, lines, or surfaces on an object used in the hierarchical system of geometric dimensioning and tolerancing, serving as a secondary or third level of datum reference.

Target Points

Specific locations defined on a part or in a design intended to align, measure, or reference during manufacturing or assembly processes.

Primary Datum

A specific reference point, line, or surface used as a basis for dimensional control in design, manufacturing, and inspection processes.

Flat Surfaces

Flat surfaces refer to geometric planes that are smooth and even without curvatures or irregularities.