terskelhøyder
Terskelhøyder, also known as threshold heights, are a concept in the field of economics, particularly in the study of trade and international economics. They refer to the minimum price that a country is willing to accept for a particular good or service. This price is set by the country's government and is used to protect domestic industries from foreign competition. The term "terskel" is derived from the Danish word for "threshold."
Terskelhøyder are often used as a tool for trade policy, allowing countries to restrict imports of certain
The concept of terskelhøyder is closely related to other trade barriers, such as tariffs and quotas. However,
Terskelhøyder are a controversial topic in international trade, with proponents arguing that they can help to