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No, simply adding new or increasing existing tariffs seems a poor way of balancing things. It may be better to look at the manor of import, amount, type, distance travelled, native product, etc and then account for these factors with a heavier tariff for smaller, luxury imports vs a lighter tariff for bulk, essential imports.
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yes for products than are not essensial to us, but not for products we have a compartitive advantage in, lack of competion makes results in poor quality products due to lack of competition and impeads our exports to thoughs counteries who then put up retaliatory tariffs, we should focus on reacherch and development
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