China leads the table, with a rate of 34 %, which contributes to the rates of 20 %already taxes (in total more than 50 %). Taxes between 40 and 50 %will affect South fragile economies such as Lesoto (50 %), Cambodia (49 %), Laos (48 %) Madagascar (47 %) or Vietnam (46 %).
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Few countries will be fought out of the total trade war announced by the US President Donald Trump. In fact, the Tycoon did not hesitate to teach a great one Table with the list of countries And the rates imposed.
Surprisingly, there are two countries that No They have been included In the long list: Canada and MexicoDespite the multiple threats of the Republican president. Countries are also not like Russia, White -Russia, Cuba or Noord -KoreaAlthough in this case the exclusion is due to the fact that they already weigh “serious economic sanctions”, according to the White House. Here is the full list, ordered by taxes from the highest to lowest:
China. The Asian giant will have a 34 % burden, in addition to 20 % already announced. Rates will therefore be 54 %.
Lesoto and San Pedro and Miquelón. The African country without exit to the sea export, mainly clothing and diamonds; The remote islands for Canada Base a large part of their economy on fishing. Both have the rates of the 50 %.
Cambodia. The Asian country strongly depends on the textile sector and will be “punished” with a rate of the 49 %Partly because of his Chinese commercial treaties.
Laos. This Indochino country also does not leave the sea and bases most of its economy on agriculture. It is one of the countries with a great commercial relationship with China. The tax will come from 48 %.
Madagascar. The Great African Island is the world leader in Vanilla production and is also the largest cinnamon market in Africa. The tax tax is 47 %.
Vietnam. The Asian country, with commercial ties with Beijing, has made progress in the direction of emerging economies with the export of electronic products and light manufacturers. Agriculture and raw materials also have a lot of weight in their economy. A rate of the 46 %.
Sri Lanka and Myanmar. The Asian island has experienced relative growth, thanks to the production and export of cinnamon, tea, coffee, rubber and coconut, and maintains treated with China. For its part, the country has recently been struck by the violent earthquake and earlier by the civil war, bases its economy on the textile sector. Both will have taxes of the 44 %.
Syria and Maldive Islands. The war has seriously shared the oil possibilities of this country in the middle, although the hydrocarbons remain the most important source of currency. After tourism, fishing is the greatest source of wealth in the land of Anian Island. The rates are for both 41 %.
Mauricio Islands. The African island country, known as tax and tourist paradise, is also a sugar cane producer. Has a rate of the 40 %.
Iraq. Another powerful oil producer punished by wars that will endure a load 39 %.
Guyana. The South American country exports more than 25 % of its products, mainly rice, vegetables and coconut, to the United States, although the important oil reserves have a major impact on their GDP. Degree of 38 %.
Bangladés, Serbia, Botsuana, Liechtenstein and Meeting Islands. Such different countries will be “punished” with rates of the 37 %.
Thailand. This Asian country is a large exporter (it is more than 60 % of GDP), mainly from vehicles, computers and devices, rice, textiles or rubber. A percentage 36 %.
Bosnia and Herzegovina. The European country exports electricity and raw materials such as wood and aluminum and iron, mainly to Germany and neighboring countries. Has a tax 35 %.
Taiwan, Indonesia, Fiyi and Angola They will have a rate of the 32 %.
Libya, Switzerland and MoldovaAll with 31 % tax.
South Africa, Algeria, Macedonia del Norte, Nauru will be “punished” with rates 30 %.
Pakistan and Norfolk Island They will be one 29 % from rate.
Tunisia. The African country has a diverse economy, in which agriculture, mines and oil stand out. The rate will be 28 %.
Kazakhstan. The Kazaja economy has strong commercial ties with Russia and China and mainly produces oil, natural gas and coal. Moreover, he is the largest uranium producer in the world. The right of retention is of 27 %.
India. The large Asian country is a large oil exporter, diamonds and electronic equipment. Will suffer a tax 26 %.
South Koreagreat commercial partner of China and exporter of electronic components and high technology, will have a rate of the 25 %.
Japan, Malaysia and Brunéi They will be one 24 % From tax.
Vanuatu. This unknown country of Oceania bases its weak economy on agriculture and fishing, and will have a tax 22 %.
Namibia and Ivory Coast They will have a rate of the 21 %.
The Eubut also Jordan will be punished with the 20 % In rates.
Nicaragua and Zimbabue They will be a tax on the 18 %.
Countries explained as Israel, Malaui and the Philippines They will have a tax 17 %.
NASTY Mozambique The 16 %; Venezuela and Norway They will 15 %; Nigeria, He 14 %; The Africans Equatorial -Guinea and ChadHe 13 %, and the Democratic Republic of Congo and CameroonHe 11 %.
The rest of the countries will 10 % worldwide rate. Among them, the case of the Heard and McDonald IslandsAn autonomous archipelago of Australia, uninhabited by people and without economic activity.
Source: EITB

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