Subsidy specificity requires scrutiny of export links, domestic-input preference, regional limits, research aid, and environmental adaptation conditions Rule 11 requires the designated authority to determine whether a subsidy is linked to export performance, promotes domestic goods over imported goods in ... Summary
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Subsidy specificity requires scrutiny of export links, domestic-input preference, regional limits, research aid, and environmental adaptation conditions
Rule 11 requires the designated authority to determine whether a subsidy is linked to export performance, promotes domestic goods over imported goods in an export article, or is limited to specified persons, enterprises, industries, or geographical regions. The authority must consider Annexure II principles for limited subsidies. Research assistance is subject to coverage limits and eligible costs; regional assistance requires a defined disadvantaged area and neutral, verifiable economic criteria; and environmental adaptation assistance must be non-recurring, limited to adaptation costs, exclude replacement and operating costs, correspond to pollution reduction, and be available to all eligible firms.
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