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The study examines the effect of tariff increments on the production of selected products in Uganda in the FY 2019/20. The results show continued importation of the selected products even after the tariff increments. This is because manufacturers are constrained and lack the capacity to; produce some of the products, adjust production to meet the local demand, and depend on imported inputs. In addition, there is a loss in consumer welfare in the short term, and the total revenue effect is positive across all tariff lines but not significant.
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