Standard input-output norms require imported inputs to match declared export products and ensure actual production use. The regulatory mechanism requires determination of the proportion of various inputs that may be used or are required in manufacturing the resultant export ... Summary
Standard input-output norms require imported inputs to match declared export products and ensure actual production use.
The regulatory mechanism requires determination of the proportion of various inputs that may be used or are required in manufacturing the resultant export products. Applicants seeking import privileges must ensure that the goods imported correspond to those used or required in the declared export product and that imported inputs are actually employed in export production.
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