Input-output norms require exporters to match imported component proportions to manufactured products ensuring imports are actually used in exports. Standard input-output norms list permitted component inputs and quantities for manufacture of a Black and White TV model and note the schedule's suspension by public notice. The provision requires determination of the proportion of various inputs usable or required in producing resultant products and mandates that applicants ensure imported goods correspond to those actually used or required in the exported product, aligning imports with the manufacturing bill of materials.
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Input-output norms require exporters to match imported component proportions to manufactured products ensuring imports are actually used in exports.
Standard input-output norms list permitted component inputs and quantities for manufacture of a Black and White TV model and note the schedule's suspension by public notice. The provision requires determination of the proportion of various inputs usable or required in producing resultant products and mandates that applicants ensure imported goods correspond to those actually used or required in the exported product, aligning imports with the manufacturing bill of materials.
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