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Non-Tariff Barriers
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Non-Tariff Barriers
Trade barriers other than tariffs. A common example is a countervailing duty, which enacts a tariff under certain defined circumstances. Non-tariff barriers have the same restrictive effect on trade as tariffs. They have become more common as the World Trade Organization has gradually reduced the circumstances under which a tariff may be imposed.
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Gul recalled that rules of origin were ratified by four OIC states, and said that at least six more countries should ratify rules of origin agreements, namely, the protocol on preferential tariff scheme, or PRETAS, which focuses on reducing tariff and non-tariff barriers to trade between countries that have ratified the protocol.
(ECO) PRESIDENT GUL URGES QUICK ACTION TO BOOST TRADE AMONG OIC STATES by Anadolu (Eskisehir, Turkey)
5-8, 2009 in Tunis, an international conference focusing on international trade non-tariff barriers and their impacts on development.
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tariffs, quantitative restrictions, national treatment, most-favored nation, preferential trade agreements, and general exceptions); the trade remedies of subsidies, dumping, and safeguards; sanitary, phytosanitary, and other non-tariff barriers to trade in goods; trade in services; protection of intellectual property rights; and the WTO's treatment of developing countries.
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