Input-output norms require imports to match prescribed input proportions and be actually used in the export product. Standard input-output norms under the Foreign Trade Policy require determination of the proportion of various inputs used or required in the manufacture of resultant products, and applicants must ensure imported goods are those used or required in the export product and that actual imports conform to prescribed input proportions.
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Input-output norms require imports to match prescribed input proportions and be actually used in the export product.
Standard input-output norms under the Foreign Trade Policy require determination of the proportion of various inputs used or required in the manufacture of resultant products, and applicants must ensure imported goods are those used or required in the export product and that actual imports conform to prescribed input proportions.
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