tariff wall

This new notion of separation appears to go well beyond tariff walls.

Already some forty-five nations have raised tariff walls of their own in direct retaliation."

In return for their loyalty, Argentine companies and workers were allowed to flourish behind protective tariff walls, at least until a decade ago.

High tariff walls by the union against the region's most exportable goods - steel and textiles - remained in place.

The Koreans built their industry by nurturing national companies behind high tariff walls that blocked virtually all auto imports.

They were already planning to use government subsidies, tariff walls, and controlled markets to counter the competition posed by American businessmen.

Nations do not die easily, and one of the first moves of Europe will be the erection of tariff walls.

The obstacles at the time were mainly protectionism and tariff walls: the decision was taken to start production within the international markets with the biggest potential.

Policies Provoked Clashes Brazil's industrialization came about behind high tariff walls.

However, as The Times stated on 7 March, in Bush's folly, tariff walls would amount to an own goal.

Prior to unification, tariff walls held between the Italian states and disorganized railway system prevented economic development of Italy.

Instead of shocks, it sees a net gain in the employment rolls, reflecting trade and economic growth spurred by the lowering of tariff walls.

Second, given Canada's export dependence on the United States, Canada would be hurt far more if the tariff walls were to rise again.

Goods already produced had piled up against the high tariff wall, as foreigners could not afford to buy them when they could no longer export to us.

At international trade meetings, Japan has usually taken refuge in multilateralism, joining with Europe to protect domestic farmers with tariff walls.

Pessimistic America is pandered to by politicians demanding tariff walls and costly entitlements, preaching resentment, envy, anger, class war.

Benn was invited by Callaghan to prepare a Cabinet paper containing the alternative strategy of planned growth and industrial reconstruction behind a tariff wall.

The aftermath of war provided opportunities to recruit skilled workers from Europe and Australia was able to establish capacity behind the protection of a tariff wall.

In the past, tariff walls to promote the growth of tractor production in Ontario increased the cost of tractors for Alberta.

Once the easy gold ran out by about 1860, Victoria absorbed the surplus labour force from the gold fields in manufacturing, protected by high tariff walls.

The high tariff walls designed to protect Ontario manufacturers meant higher prices for imports, and tariff barriers on exports to the United States.

Japan erected protective barriers after World War II, but promised its trading partners it would dismantle the high tariff walls in the 1970's.

The high tariff walls such as the Smoot-Hawley Tariff Act critically impeded the payment of war debts.

The negotiations are likely to be highly contentious in all three countries, where many domestic industries share a fear of greater competition and are expected to try to preserve tariff walls.

Not surprisingly, he concludes that America must construct anew "a tariff wall built by Washington, Hamilton, Clay, Lincoln and the Republican Presidents who followed."