country’s economy Imposition of import duties Response to tough trade policy of competing countries As a way out of the country's crisis and increase economic status e.g. Japan in 80s
tariffs Reducing export quotas Using dumping prices Economic blockade and embargo Cessation of the supply of the most necessary goods to rival country Delivery of deliberately low-quality products Offensive trade war Increase in import customs duties Increasing import quotas Introduction of non-tariff restrictions The use of technical barriers that make it difficult to comply with import goods to national standards and specifications A ban on the import of products from a rival country Defensive trade war
Wars (1839–1860) Banana Wars (1898–1934) Smoot–Hawley Tariff Act (1930), a United States Act implementing protectionist trade policies The Great Depression and World War 2
year. Result: the US awarded $520 million in trade duties per year «Meat» war - the US and the EU. The 1999 year. The USA awarded trade duties of $116 million per year «Tax» war - the US and the EU. 2000 - 2002 years. Result: EU awarded trade duties of $4 billion per year But there are trade wars of 21 century…
Trade war • Chernova G. A. Izuchenie prichin vozniknovenija torgovyh vojn • Mytareva E. A. «Torgovaja vojna» kak sredstvo netarifnogo regulirovanija mezhdunarodnoj torgovli References