pretariff
/ˈpriːtɑːrɪf/Definitions
1. noun
A tariff imposed before or in anticipation of a formal agreement, especially in international trade.
“The country’s pretariff on imported goods was expected to be higher than the agreed-upon rate.”
1. noun
A tariff imposed before or in anticipation of a formal agreement, especially in international trade.
“The country’s pretariff on imported goods was expected to be higher than the agreed-upon rate.”