What is a tariff?

and what is a quota?

Answer:
A tariff is a tax placed on certain goods and services that enter a country. Tariffs are imposed to raise the price of imported goods in order to protect domestic producers of similar products.

A quota is a maximum number of goods and services that can be imported in any specified period.
A tariff is a tax on goods or services. A quota is an amount of something. Like production or money coming in from sales.
tariff = tax.Quota= minumum number needed
a tax from the govenment
quota = a sales goal to reach, usually mandatory
you problebly mean tarief or tarive or tariva,
latin,used in spanish roman french ,means
the price of something.
tarief,how much it costs.
guota,is a restriction,a dividing of things.
for example,in fisherries, each country is only
aloud to fish a certain amount of quota.
if there is a shortage of a article, a dividing
quota is installated.

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