Question 47An ad valorem tariff isAn import tax that must be paid in kind (i.e., giving the government the good itself).A tax on imports defined as an amount of currency per unit of the good.A requirement to pay the government a specified fraction of the monetary value of an imported good.O Any tax on a particular imported good (as opposed to one on all imports).

Question 47 An ad valorem tariff is An import tax that must be paid in kind (i.e., giving the government the good itself). A tax on imports defined as an amount of currency per unit of the good. O A requirement to pay the government a specified fraction of the monetary value of an imported good. Any tax on a particular imported good (as opposed to one on all imports).

Question 47 An ad valorem tariff is An import tax that must be paid in kind (i.e., giving the government the good itself). A tax on imports defined as an amount of currency per unit of the good. O A requirement to pay the government a specified fraction of the monetary value of an imported good. Any tax on a particular imported good (as opposed to one on all imports).

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