Tariff



The Journal of Australian Taxation (JAT) invites submissions to a special edition of the Journal under the guest editorship of Professor Jonathan Barrett of Victoria… Read More ›

Call for Papers: Adam Smith’s Wealth of Nations at 250

President Trump’s sweeping tariff proposals have reignited one of economics’ most politically charged debates: when America taxes imports, who actually foots the bill? The stakes… Read More ›

Who Really Pays for Trump’s Tariffs? Unpacking the Trillion Dollar Question

As governments worldwide grapple with mounting fiscal pressures, we find ourselves at a critical juncture where policy choices have profound implications for social welfare and… Read More ›

Fiscal Policy at a Crossroads: When Tariffs, Debt, and Social Welfare Collide

In the first decade after Federation in 1901, the Australian Parliament passed legislation that determined the main features of our economic and social policies for… Read More ›

The Links Between Tariff Protection and Wage Protection in the Early Federation

A retreat into protectionism is a key part of Trump’s strategy to ‘make America great again’. He has an obvious distaste for trade agreements, formally… Read More ›

What Has Australia to Fear from Trump Protectionism?

Japan is one of the world’s largest agro-food importing countries and provides significant support to its producers. According to the OECD Agricultural support (indicator), the… Read More ›

The Welfare Effects of a Partial Tariff Reduction under Domestic Distortion in Japan

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