bouclier tarifaire

/bu.kliɛʁ ta.ʁi.fɛʁ/
phraseIntermediate price shield
💰Finance
formal

A government measure to limit price increases on essential goods or services, often to protect consumers from inflation or market volatility.

Le bouclier tarifaire sur l'énergie a été prolongé pour l'hiver.

The energy price shield has been extended for the winter.

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Commonly used in economic policy discussions, particularly in France and other European countries.

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💡Pro Tip

Contextual Use

This term is most relevant in discussions about government economic policies.

Gold Rule

Formal Usage

Always used in formal contexts, particularly in news and policy discussions.

📖Word Origin

From 'bouclier' (shield) + 'tarifaire' (relating to tariffs/prices).

📝Usage Notes

Primarily used in French economic and political discourse to describe state intervention in pricing.

Word Breakdown

bouclier
shield
root
+
tarifaire
relating to tariffs/prices
root
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