Before Trump’s tariff, the Mexico government continues to analyze the strategy

Two days after the US government announced duty It will be imposed, Mexico government Refine your response to the administration Donald Trump.

This was in National Palace Foreign Minister, Juan Ramon de la Fuente; Economy Undersecretary, Luis Rosindo, and Vidal Lilainas; Ximena Escobedo, Head of the Productive Development Unit, Chairman of the Business Transport Agency, Altagracia Gómez

According to Livernas, Mexico’s strategy cannot develop yet because it will be until April 2, Trump announces the definitions it will impose.

“We cannot know yet,” said L awards when leaving the National Palace.

In a meeting with President Shinbom, the Minister of Economy, Marcelo Eftrard, was at a meeting with President Shinbom, according to the sources of that agency.

What are the definitions?

In a simple way, customs duties are taxes that are generally established by governments on imported products, that is, those that are produced from a foreign country that enters the national lands to be marketed.

The main goal of this is to control what enters or leaves the nation, protects the local industry and generates income for the state, that is, for the source country, in other words, which sends the product.

This tariff is paid by the importer or the company that buys the product from abroad, but it is generally transferred to the final consumer in the form of higher prices.

For example, if Mexico is concerned, or entering computers from the United States, and a 25 percent tariff on each computer, then, in addition to the computer price, Mexico will have to pay 25 percent of this price as a tax.

It should be noted that there are different types of definitions, such as AD Valem, which depend on the value of the product; Fixed, whose tax is for the amount of products; Vehicles, which combine both economic strategies, and combat the disposal of products that are created for products that are cheaper than their real value in the country of origin.

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