non-tariff barrier

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• non-tariff barrier — UK US noun [C] (ABBREVIATION NTB) ► ECONOMICS, COMMERCE a method of limiting imports without charging a tariff (= a tax on goods coming into a country): »NTBs such as health and safety requirements or technical barriers can be important obstacles …   Financial and business terms

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• NTB — UK US noun [C] ► ECONOMICS ABBREVIATION for NON TARIFF BARRIER(Cf. ↑non tariff barrier): »NTBs were recognized as a difficult area, with previous attempts at negotiating a global approach having failed …   Financial and business terms