Input-output norms require net-to-net inputs and limited wastage for electrical light fittings to ensure import-use alignment in exports. Standard Input-Output Norms prescribe component-level input proportions for manufacturing electrical light fittings under FTP: castings, holders, and switches are subject to a net-to-net requirement, glass shades permit a limited wastage allowance, and applicants must ensure imported inputs are those actually used or required in the export product.
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Input-output norms require net-to-net inputs and limited wastage for electrical light fittings to ensure import-use alignment in exports.
Standard Input-Output Norms prescribe component-level input proportions for manufacturing electrical light fittings under FTP: castings, holders, and switches are subject to a net-to-net requirement, glass shades permit a limited wastage allowance, and applicants must ensure imported inputs are those actually used or required in the export product.
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