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<h1>Understanding Rules of Origin: Key to Trade Policies, Quotas, and Tariffs Under GATT Framework</h1> Rules of origin are criteria that determine where a product was made and are crucial for implementing trade policies such as quotas, preferential tariffs, and antidumping actions. They also aid in compiling trade statistics and labeling products with their origin. The General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT) does not have specific rules for determining the origin of goods, allowing each contracting party to establish its own rules prior to the Uruguay Round. This flexibility meant that different rules could be applied depending on the specific regulation or purpose.