The Maximum Revenue Tarrif and Growth, a Note

Y.H. Yeh

The American Economist, 1999, vol. 43, issue 2, 89-91

Abstract: This paper intends to show that growth will not necessarily increase the tariff revenue of a country, assuming that the country always imposes a maximum revenue tariff. If there is an increase in import demand after growth, the maximum tariff revenue will increase. However, if there is a decrease in import demand after growth, the maximum tariff revenue will decrease. The offer curve approach is used in this study.

Date: 1999
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