Input-output norms require imported inputs to match actual manufacturing use for export compliance under trade policy. Standard Input-Output Norms under the Foreign Trade Policy require determination of permitted input proportions for manufacture of specific export products and mandate that applicants ensure imported goods are those actually used or required in the export product, focusing compliance on matching declared imports to manufacturing consumption.
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Input-output norms require imported inputs to match actual manufacturing use for export compliance under trade policy.
Standard Input-Output Norms under the Foreign Trade Policy require determination of permitted input proportions for manufacture of specific export products and mandate that applicants ensure imported goods are those actually used or required in the export product, focusing compliance on matching declared imports to manufacturing consumption.
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