Tariffs

As countries impose tariffs on a variety of products, individual companies will see an impact on their bottom line. These reports feature an overview of those impacts.

Finding Tariff Information

1. From the library's home page, select the orange tab for access to the Catalog.
2. In the Search box, type: Political Risk Yearbook and Your country.
For example: Political Risk Yearbook and Argentina

2. From the Results page, select: Access Journal

3. From the Publication page, select the most current date.

4. Access the .PDF Country report.

Business Source Premier This link opens in a new window
Provides nearly 3,300 full text scholarly publications, including more than 1,000 peer-reviewed journals. Subject areas include: accounting, banking, finance, international business, marketing, sales, etc. Indexing and abstracting from 1965-present. Some cases indexing go back further than 1965. Updated daily.

Search for "political risk yearbook" and the name of the country.

For example:

Presents accurate and rigorous analysis of present and future political and economic conditions in the more than 100 countries most important to international business. To find "tariff" reports specifically, press the Control" key on your computer along with the letter "F", then type: tariffs. You'll be taken directly to the portion of the reports reporting on tariffs.

USITC
Non-partisan, independent federal government agency. Provides the President and Congress with research and analysis about international trade and serves as a forum to resolve trade disputes.
DataWeb
The "premier source of free U.S. trade & tariff data" from 1989 to the present. Links users to the Harmonized Tariff Schedule and annual trade data, along with future trade data.

Freedonia Tariff Tracker: Summer 2018 Backed by Freedonia’s long history of expert trend analysis and insights, these Tariff Tracker blogs provide informal, bite-sized examinations of the impacts of the global trade standoff across a wide range of industries, including construction, automotive and transport, consumer goods, and even niche markets.