Tariffs a Study in Method
Tariffs a Study in Method
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, it includes the surtaxes d'origine and d'entrepot.
2 Girault, pp. 119-122.
RETALIATION, RECIPROCITY, ETC. 259 end of the nineties of the last century France \vas unable to exercise full liberty of action in Tunisian customs matters owing to engagements entered into by Tunis with foreign powers. The special stipulations made by Italy did not expire until 1905, and one reservation, made by the United Kingdom limiting the duty on cotton goods to 5 per cent, ad valorem on a c. I. F. Basis, lasted... till 1912 and six months to six months thereafter until denounced. But otherwise, by 1897, the way was clear for action, and in 1898 two decrees were issued regulating the customs tariff. A certain number of French and Algerian products hereby obtained a preference. Goods 44 nationalised " in France or in Algeria by payment of the tariff duties there imposed do not, however, enjoy these advantages.
(2) As regards imports from Tunis, the position is regulated by an Act of I9th July, 1890, amended by the Act of 1 9th July, 1904.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
, it includes the surtaxes d'origine and d'entrepot.
2 Girault, pp. 119-122.
RETALIATION, RECIPROCITY, ETC. 259 end of the nineties of the last century France \vas unable to exercise full liberty of action in Tunisian customs matters owing to engagements entered into by Tunis with foreign powers. The special stipulations made by Italy did not expire until 1905, and one reservation, made by the United Kingdom limiting the duty on cotton goods to 5 per cent, ad valorem on a c. I. F. Basis, lasted... till 1912 and six months to six months thereafter until denounced. But otherwise, by 1897, the way was clear for action, and in 1898 two decrees were issued regulating the customs tariff. A certain number of French and Algerian products hereby obtained a preference. Goods 44 nationalised " in France or in Algeria by payment of the tariff duties there imposed do not, however, enjoy these advantages.
(2) As regards imports from Tunis, the position is regulated by an Act of I9th July, 1890, amended by the Act of 1 9th July, 1904.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Theodor Emanuel Gugenheim Gregory to read onlineMoreLess
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