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Monograph

Identifikator:
1830977903
URN:
urn:nbn:de:zbw-retromon-221410
Document type:
Monograph
Title:
Comparison of rates of duty in the Tariff Act of 1930 and in the Tariff Act of 1922
Place of publication:
Washington
Publisher:
Government Printing Office
Year of publication:
1930
Scope:
VII, 176 Seiten
Digitisation:
2022
Collection:
Economics Books
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Chapter

Document type:
Monograph
Structure type:
Chapter
Title:
Part II. Analysis of changes in the act of 1930 as compared with the act of 1922
Collection:
Economics Books

Contents

Table of contents

  • Comparison of rates of duty in the Tariff Act of 1930 and in the Tariff Act of 1922
  • Title page
  • Contents
  • Part I. Comparison by items, so far as import statistics are available, by paragraphs, and by schedules, of the rates of duty under the tariff act of 1922 and the tariff act of 1930
  • Part II. Analysis of changes in the act of 1930 as compared with the act of 1922
  • Part III. Comparison of the equivalent rates of duty in the tariff act of 1922 and the tariff act of 1930, by groups of commodities arranged according to the statistical classification followed by the Derpartment of Commerce in its annual publications of imports for consumption
  • Index to part I.

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130 
SCHEDULE 12.—SILK MANUFACTURES 
[TEMS ON WHICH RATES ARE INCREASED 
Paragraph | 
Unit of 
quantity 
Act of| Act of 
1922 | 1930 
Commodity 
we ow 
Advanced beyond singles, not bleached, ete.— 
NO. Beeman. — Pound._..... 
ND Merce emcmmememenb ee odO 
J mmmcmcmemceafemee CDL 
em 0 mm | mii” Fine 
TTTTITITTemTTemsremsoemsressosososssesoesoenese|oeoest mmm——— 
Sr St rf w pga 
Fo a RR SN SR eR ee am wa wait Tae 
+ SN 
mem m mm mmm am cm mmm mee mmem meme mme meen alec EE 
1: T_T mmm mms wn vem 
1% meme mmm mmm mmamm— mmm amma a J 
12 J, mcm ccmmm—n nme meme 
1200 emer a 
120% SRE wail Fain 
1202 RE A SERRA ARE RRR a LL 
1202 i SNR GA REN SS SR SRE HER HRS A SER EEE doo... 
ed, or colored: 
1202 NO. eee eee eee do... 
1202 NO. 211 iia eendO CL 
1204 Song silk, twist, floss, and silk threads or yarns, n.s.p.  .i _..do_ i 
the gum. 
1205 Noven fabrics in piece (broad silks), plain and Jacquard-figured_._ wml | 
1206 ilk pile fabrics, silk velvets. o.oo lll www wnsQ0supee 
1207  3ilk ribbons, plain and Jacquard-figured. ._..._._.._._ lB pn 
3ilk wearing apparel: 
1210 Men's shirts and collars not embroidered......oo.cooooooooo. TOL... 
1210 | Not of lace or embroidered... __..._._.___ J 
1210 + From Cuba. oie eeemmeen 
1211 Manufactures of silk, n. s. p. f._ JR 
1211 TTI CAD ci ss 
1202 
1202 
1202 
122 
202 
209 
2 
iE 
1202 
12°9 
22 
122 
i202 
161 7) 
J 
2 
202 
202 
202 
1202 
202 
1202 
1204 
1205 
1206 
1207 
1210 
1210 
i210 
1211 
1211 
Total increase... ____..___. 
Computed duties on 192¢ 
Imports, calendar year 1928 imports 
Rates of duty 
Act of 1930 
Actual or com- 
puted ad valo- 
rem 
Act of | Act of 
1922 1930 
Quantity 
| Value per | 4s or1022 | Act of 1030 
Value anit 
\ct of 1922 I 
, 102 
441 
» 40¢ 
228 
3,346 
1137 
4,004 
9,7°1 
5, 550 
R21" 
$3, 466 
1, 268 
12, 617 
7 
619 
5,329 | 
6, 623 | 
21, 967 
14, 574 
27, 685 
11, 315 
i, 7° 
$3. 145 | 
2.875 
2.862 
7.000 | 
2715 
1.593 
1. 601 
L569 
i489 
490 | 
~43 
nt 
<n 
; $1, 560 
571 
5,678 
3 
27¢ 
2,39 
2, 98¢ 
9, 88% 
6, 558 
12,4" 
50" 
45 percent....__. 0 percent... __...... 
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weedOo fei dO lL 
35percent__...__...._|40percent.___._..._._ 
3,193,652 55 percent ...........| 55 and 65 per cent 1___, 
4,378,798 é@0percent__._.__.__..| 65and 70 per cents. _._ 
98, 821 , 55 per TI 55 and 65 per cent... 
2,040 | s0percent_.___.......|65percent...._.._.__. 
ZAI BY Lose Mere pvminsmmsnnnlinins Momsapupmmnnpiniis 
10 | 60 per cent, less 20 per ; 65 per cent, less 20 per 
cent. ’ cent. 
758,183 {60 percent. ...........|Gipercent. ..._...__. 
468 | 60 per cent, less 20 per | 65 per cent, less 20 per 
cent. cent. 
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£5.00 
00 
3.00 
£5. 00 
15. 0 
15. 0c 
15. 0“ 
2 
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Per cent 
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1,128, 9 
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391, 654 
7 ¢ 
Ch 
« 578 
918 
! 144 
. 186 
» 407 
3.723 
3. 000 
). 000 
I. 567 
790 
7,001 
5. 832 
3. 841 
11 
3m 
fr 
85, 2a 
315 
10, 026 
739 
18 
4 
243 
9, 029, 481 
4 041, 967 
97, 057 
1,883 
2, 305, 881 
10 
699, 862 
432 
i 
, 
‘1,5 
2 70 
22, 28: 
1, 64: 
47 
? 
56 394 
3 428.950 | 16, 417, 23¢ 
962, 254 6, 736, 61% 
30, 251 | 176, 467 
817 | 3,13¢ 
emmmeeoe | 3,843,13 
cemeeeeool 1,166, 436 
90) 
in 5. 
5. Gr 50. 
5.00 50. 00 
5.00 50.00 
5.00 30. 00 
5.00 50.00 
5.00 40.00 
35.00 156.00 
30.00 65.00 
55.00 56.00 
60.00 | 65.00 
60.00 | 65.00 
48.00 | 52.00 
60.00 | 65.00 
48.00 | 52.00 
56. 41 | 59.20 
20,979,666 |_.__.oooeo..] 
16, 912, 606 
17.747. 812 
ITEMS ON WHICH RATES ARE DECREASED 
1202 
L202 
12°C 
2 ¢ 
1202 
1202 
1202 
1204 
1903 
wt bleached, etec.— 
“202 a ——— ao a wen sammiasanemin] POT an 
1202 IIIT Ce 
1207 A A pg A A ws saa | we a gp 
2% em ESE SR ERE RRR mek ees sees een 
“ann moon mm sm sm me mm nh pm mn se er smn mm me ren me 
202 Tc eee emcee mee + meme meee eee me QOL LL 
1202 No. erence mmm mmm mma meee eee edO LL 
1204 Sewing silk, _wist, floss, and silk thread or yarns, n.s. p. f,, un- |..___.do _.. 
gummed or further advanced 
1203 ' Thrown 8° ee ee ee mea QO 
spun si 
Sing 
fotal der-n 
35 
12 
3, 967 
872 
1,102 | 
331 
2,155 
136 | 
566 
$400 $0. 796 $ 
8 L687 t 
2,584 .651 1,912 
483 L554 | 423 
851 L772 540 
273 L825 165 
1,983 L920 1,077 
308 2.265 204 
2 093 6.896 976 
10. 70% 5 HR? 
$160 
[Pr cx Per cent 
5.4 cents per pound __) 40percent___..._._._.1 € 50] 40.00 
8 cents per pound __..\.._..do.__._...._..._..} 7500, 40.00 
8.2 cents per pound er i ens raracerarrcny 73.99 40. 00 
18.5 cents per pound__|____.do___..__........_.| 87.58 40.00 
49 cents per pound. __ |... do_.__....__._.._.| 63.45 40. 00 
19.9 cents per pound__|._.._do__........__._._.| 60.44 40. 00 
' 50 cents per pound. _o|---- dO ooo_..__..| 54.31 40.00 
$1.50 per pound - ooo. l._.do__.._..._..__._.] 66.23 40. 60 
5percent .. .. . 20percent..._......, 25.00 | 20.00 
1 51.45 32.706 
0° 
1 
1 
78" 
© EIR 
1 The act of 1930 adds two new clauses, one providing for plain silk fabrics under 30 inches in width at 60 per cent ad valorem and the other for Jacquard-figure d fabrics at 65 per cent ad valorem. 
1 The rate here shown for paragraph 1205 takes into account only the increase in duty on Jaequard-figured fabrics, imports of which are estimated at 10 per cent of the value of all broad-silks 
+ Of the two rates effective on silk velvets, the rate of 65 per cent ad valorem is here used as the bulk of the imports of velvets are of the type with a wholly-cut pile dutiable at this rate. 
i In the computation of this rate, it was estimated that the imports of Jacquard-fizured ribbons, dutiable at 65 per cent ad valorem, represent 10 per cent of the total value of ribbon imports.
	        

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