Source: Chile-US tariff schedules on USTR web site; DataIntal

1 The Schedule of the United States has a multiple break-out on a single tariff line that is signified by a letter following the tariff line. In this case, the product is treated as a single tariff line when counting the tariff lines, and the import value is treated as corresponding to a split product / s.t. side note.

2 Import data correspond to the year 2001 and are in thousands of US Dollars.

3 It should be noted that in the case of Chile there are a number of products with zero base tariffs that are assigned staging category A (Immediate), rather than staging category F (Continued duty-free).

† In the cases of staging categories with grace periods, the number of years in the description of the basket includes the grace period as well as the period of liberalization.

‡ This category includes products where there are notes (such as exceptions or tariff rate quotas) in the staging category or in a separate column. In some cases staging categories in the table will be empty because all the products subject to that staging category are subject to such a note.

* These are instances where the tariff elimination staging category in the tariff schedule is null.

** These are instances where a tariff line in the import data does not correspond with a tariff line in the tariff schedule.

*** Verbatim from US Schedule