Input-output norms require imported semiconductor inputs to correspond to components actually used in exported products, ensuring compliance. Standard input-output norms specify permitted inputs and standardized quantities for manufacture of silicon semiconductor transistors, note a suspension by public notice and a corrected quantity entry, and require applicants to ensure imported goods correspond to inputs actually used or required in the exported product, with authorities determining permissible input proportions for resultant products.
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Input-output norms require imported semiconductor inputs to correspond to components actually used in exported products, ensuring compliance.
Standard input-output norms specify permitted inputs and standardized quantities for manufacture of silicon semiconductor transistors, note a suspension by public notice and a corrected quantity entry, and require applicants to ensure imported goods correspond to inputs actually used or required in the exported product, with authorities determining permissible input proportions for resultant products.
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