Britney and Sam will be getting married in Bermuda and have started planning their destination wedding.They would like to serve wine and champagne before the wedding in their suite for their friends and family and thought they might bring 4 to 6 bottles of their favorite California wine.However,they were discussing this with the on-site wedding planner and she told them that they were allowed to enter the country with 1 bottle of wine each and any additional bottles would incur a charge of $10.63.What is the term for the additional charge that Bermuda could charge Britney and Sam for the additional bottles of wine?

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The additional charge that Bermuda could charge Britney and Sam for the additional bottles of wine is known as a tariff. A tariff is a tax imposed by a government on goods imported from other countries, often intended to protect domestic industries from foreign competition. In this case, Bermuda is charging a tariff on the additional bottles of wine that exceed the allowed limit. The other options, import quota, trade embargo, and export quota, do not accurately describe the situation in this scenario.

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