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Reimport
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Reimport
To bring a finished product into a country after the raw materials to make that product were exported from that same country. For example, a company may export crude oil to another country for refining, and then reimport the finished gasoline.
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Most efforts went into blocking drug reimportation, protecting patents, and on free-trade agreements.
Drug Lobby Spending Is Up 32% by Ault, Alicia / Clinical Psychiatry News
WHEN MEMBERS of Congress first suggested legalizing the reimportation of prescription drugs from Canada several years ago, some erstwhile supporters of free trade opposed the idea, arguing that Canadian price controls would be imported along with the pills.
Exporting drug prices: who's afraid of reimportation? by Sullum, Jacob / Reason
The biggest argument against reimportation is safety," he writes.
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