Standard Input-Output Norms removal under foreign trade policy requires importers to ensure inputs match export product needs. Deletion of the Standard Input-Output Norms from the Foreign Trade Policy removes the prior normative framework, while requiring determination of the ... Summary
Standard Input-Output Norms removal under foreign trade policy requires importers to ensure inputs match export product needs.
Deletion of the Standard Input-Output Norms from the Foreign Trade Policy removes the prior normative framework, while requiring determination of the proportion of various inputs used in producing export goods and obliging applicants to ensure that imported inputs are those actually required and used in the export product.
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