A charge levied on imports in terms of a fixed percentage of value is known as a(n):

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An ad valorem tariff is a charge levied on imports in terms of a fixed percentage of value. Specific tariffs are fixed charges per unit of imported goods. Import quotas limit the quantity of a particular good that can be imported. Import concessions refer to reduced or waived tariff rates negotiated through trade agreements. Import substitution is a policy that promotes domestic production and consumption of goods, often through protectionist measures such as tariffs and quotas.

A Charge Levied on Imports in Terms of a Fixed