Japan requires that all U. S.-made cars sold in Japan be sold by existing Japanese dealers who are themselves controlled by Japanese car manufacturers (i. e., a nontariff barrier). In retaliation, the U. S. has taxed nearly all Japanese cars imported into the U. S. Therefore, the U. S. has imposed:. A. a tariff on Japanese cars, while Japan has imposed a nontariff barrier on U. S. cars. B. a quota on Japanese cars, and Japan also has imposed a quota on U. S. cars. C. a nontariff barrier on Japanese cars, while Japan has imposed a quota on U. S. cars. D. a nontariff barrier on Japanese cars, and Japan has also imposed a nontariff barrier on U. S. cars.

A. a tariff on Japanese cars, while Japan has imposed a nontariff barrier on U.S. cars.

Explanation:

A non tarrif barrier is a restriction on a foreign product with a view of reducing its competing with local products. It is not a tax based restriction but can involve other measures such as quotas embargoes, sanctions, and levies.

Tarrifs are taxes placed on importation of foreign goods. This reduces competitiveness of the foreign goods because they will now be more expensive than locally produced goods.

In the given instance USA has imposed a tarrif on Japanese cars by taxing nearly all Japanese cars imported into the U.S.

Japan has imposed a non tarrif barrier on U.S cars by requiring that all U.S.-made cars sold in Japan be sold by existing Japanese dealers who are themselves controlled by Japanese car manufacturers.

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