Input-output norms require imported inputs to match prescribed proportions for manufacture of export products and ensure compliance. Standard input-output norms specify permitted chemical inputs and their proportions for manufacturing designated export products, noting suspension of one listed input. The regime requires determination of the proportion of inputs used in each resultant product and obliges applicants to ensure imported goods correspond to those used or required in the export product, thereby enforcing import-export compliance based on declared manufacturing usage.
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Input-output norms require imported inputs to match prescribed proportions for manufacture of export products and ensure compliance.
Standard input-output norms specify permitted chemical inputs and their proportions for manufacturing designated export products, noting suspension of one listed input. The regime requires determination of the proportion of inputs used in each resultant product and obliges applicants to ensure imported goods correspond to those used or required in the export product, thereby enforcing import-export compliance based on declared manufacturing usage.
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