Input-output norms require imported inputs to be those actually used in export production, ensuring verification and compliance. The text emphasises the regulatory mechanism for determining the proportion of various inputs permissible or required in the manufacture of resultant ... Summary
Input-output norms require imported inputs to be those actually used in export production, ensuring verification and compliance.
The text emphasises the regulatory mechanism for determining the proportion of various inputs permissible or required in the manufacture of resultant export products and imposes an explicit compliance obligation on applicants: imported goods must be those that are actually used or required in the export product, creating a verification duty to ensure conformity between goods applied for import and goods physically imported and used in export production.
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