Import Surcharges is a singular fiscal policy instrument classified as an additional duty or supplementary levy imposed on imported goods beyond the standard import excise duties, typically enacted to address balance-of-payment issues, protect domestic industries, or respond to temporary economic distortions.
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Statistical analysis of under- and overinvoicing of imports
Luc De Wulf · Journal of Development Economics · 1981 · 41 citations
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