Input-output norms require imported inputs to match declared use in export production under export compliance rules. Requires determination of proportions of various inputs used or required in manufacture of resultant products and imposes an applicant obligation that goods sought for import and actually imported must be those used or required in the export product, thereby creating an operational compliance requirement to match imported inputs with declared use under the Foreign Trade Policy.
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Input-output norms require imported inputs to match declared use in export production under export compliance rules.
Requires determination of proportions of various inputs used or required in manufacture of resultant products and imposes an applicant obligation that goods sought for import and actually imported must be those used or required in the export product, thereby creating an operational compliance requirement to match imported inputs with declared use under the Foreign Trade Policy.
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