Input-output compliance ensures imported inputs match export product usage, requiring applicant verification under trade policy. The Foreign Trade Policy's input-output norms require determining proportions of various inputs used in manufacturing export products and obligate applicants to ensure that imported goods are those used or required in the declared export product, enabling verification that imports correspond to approved input proportions.
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Input-output compliance ensures imported inputs match export product usage, requiring applicant verification under trade policy.
The Foreign Trade Policy's input-output norms require determining proportions of various inputs used in manufacturing export products and obligate applicants to ensure that imported goods are those used or required in the declared export product, enabling verification that imports correspond to approved input proportions.
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