Ad Valorem Equivalent


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Ad Valorem Equivalent

In international commerce, a tax on an import that is expressed as a percentage of the value of the import. It is applied during a tariff adjustment. See also: Ad valorem tax.
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Because of declining commodity prices, however, ad valorem equivalents came down only by a quarter, namely from 5.1% in 1996 to 3.9 % in 2001.
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Known as ad valorem equivalents (AVE), they convert specific duties into ad valorem terms because members, including the EU, have a substantial number of their tariff lines expressed as specific duties.
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* Data sources, a glossary and methodology outlining the calculation of ad valorem equivalents and to different aggregation methods for tariff averages round out the publication.
World Tariff Profiles 2006: a joint publication of WTO, UNCTAD and ITC
Members of the World Trade Organisation have agreed to settle a formula for calculating how to turn import tariffs which have a specific value into a percentage value of the overall value of the product, known as ad valorem equivalents.
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