> For technical reasons, there is not one “absolute” figure for the average tariffs on EU-US trade, as this calculation can be done in a variety of ways which produce quite varied results. Nevertheless, considering the actual trade in goods between the EU and US, in practice the average tariff rate on both sides is approximately 1%. In 2023, the US collected approximately €7 billion of tariffs on EU exports, and the EU collected approximately €3 billion on US exports.
You are downvoted but this never mentioned indeed. I have a hard time finding how much us Europeans pay in tariffs on stuff from China and the US.
For the EU and US: https://ec.europa.eu/commission/presscorner/detail/en/qanda_...
> For technical reasons, there is not one “absolute” figure for the average tariffs on EU-US trade, as this calculation can be done in a variety of ways which produce quite varied results. Nevertheless, considering the actual trade in goods between the EU and US, in practice the average tariff rate on both sides is approximately 1%. In 2023, the US collected approximately €7 billion of tariffs on EU exports, and the EU collected approximately €3 billion on US exports.
> https://www.belastingdienst.nl/wps/wcm/connect/nl/internetaa...
Is suspect you can translate yourself. Every country has a site I am sure (looked up uk tarifs yesterday for instance)
So depending on the goods, between 0 and 17%.
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It's downvoted because it's a transparent and weak attempt to "both sides" something that's not both-sidesable.
Why is it not "both-sidesable"?
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Imagine calling trade "not both-sidesable". You can't make this stuff up.
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