Input-output norms require imported inputs to match actual use in export manufacturing and comply with prescribed proportions. A scheduled compliance mechanism requires determination of the proportion of various inputs usable or required to produce resultant products; applicants must ensure that the goods applied for import and actually imported are the goods used or required in the export product, and that calculations of input proportions follow the schedule guidelines.
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Input-output norms require imported inputs to match actual use in export manufacturing and comply with prescribed proportions.
A scheduled compliance mechanism requires determination of the proportion of various inputs usable or required to produce resultant products; applicants must ensure that the goods applied for import and actually imported are the goods used or required in the export product, and that calculations of input proportions follow the schedule guidelines.
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