Input-output norms require that imported inputs match and are actually used in the manufacture of export products. Input-output norms under the Foreign Trade Policy specify allowable chemical inputs and their proportions for manufacture of export products and require that applicants import only goods that are necessary for and actually used in export production; a schedule determines permissible input proportions and supports verification of compliance with export-linked use obligations.
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Input-output norms require that imported inputs match and are actually used in the manufacture of export products.
Input-output norms under the Foreign Trade Policy specify allowable chemical inputs and their proportions for manufacture of export products and require that applicants import only goods that are necessary for and actually used in export production; a schedule determines permissible input proportions and supports verification of compliance with export-linked use obligations.
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