Input-output norms require imported inputs to match specified proportions and be used in the manufacture of export products. The regulatory mechanism addresses input-output norms: authorities determine permissible proportions of inputs for manufacturing the specified resultant products, and applicants must ensure imported goods correspond to the export product specifications and are actually used in the export product, with quantities matching required proportions.
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Input-output norms require imported inputs to match specified proportions and be used in the manufacture of export products.
The regulatory mechanism addresses input-output norms: authorities determine permissible proportions of inputs for manufacturing the specified resultant products, and applicants must ensure imported goods correspond to the export product specifications and are actually used in the export product, with quantities matching required proportions.
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