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AA duty on imported goods
BA subsidy paid to exporters
CA limit on the quantity imported
DA ban on foreign investment
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. A duty on imported goods
A tariff is an import tax imposed by a government on goods coming in from abroad.
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