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Principal features: As for FTA .Common external tariff on goods imported from outside.
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Donald Chrisler has written: 'Preferential trade arrangements of foreign countries' -- subject(s): Commercial policy, Produce trade, Tariff
Most-Favoured Nation Tariffs : MFN tariffs are what countries promise to impose on imports from other members of the WTO, unless the country is part of a preferential trade agreement (such as a free trade area or customs union).Preferential Tariffs : Virtually all countries in the world joined at least one preferential trade agreement, under which they promise to give another country's products lower tariffs than their MFN rate. In a customs union (such as the Southern Africa Customs Union or the European Community) or a free trade area (e.g., NAFTA), the preferential tariff rate is zero on essentially all products.Bound Tariffs : Bound tariffs are specific commitments made by individual WTO member governments. The bound tariff is the maximum MFN tariff level for a given commodity line.
In general, trading blocs are groups of countries that give preferential treatment in trade and tariff agreements to each other, but discriminate in similar trade and economic matters to "outside" countries.
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James Rae Melvin has written: 'Effective protection in the Canadian economy' -- subject(s): Tariff
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Principal features: As for FTA .Common external tariff on goods imported from outside.
A high tariff to limit foreign competition is called a protective tariff.
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What is NAFTA? NAFTA is the North American Free Trade Agreement between the U .S., Canada and Mexico. It became effective on January 1, 1994. The purpose of NAFTA was to encourage trade by eliminating tariffs on most goods originating in and traded between these countries over a fifteen-year period. What does NAFTA do? NAFTA provides preferential tariff treatment for certain products traded between these countries when strict documentation and certification procedures are met. Currently, preferential treatment means either reduced or eliminated tariff rates, depending on the product. What are the requirements? Product qualification for NAFTA preferential tariff treatments requires: Accurate Harmonized System (HS) classification with supporting documentation. Official designation of the country of origin documented with NAFTA certificates. Products can qualify through Tariff Shift, Regional Value Content (RVC) or de minimis: Tariff Shift means that a finished good undergoes a substantial transformation in one of the NAFTA countries, changing its makeup from one item into something completely different. Regional Value Content (RVC) means that an item has some foreign content but that content is at an acceptable level under NAFTA’s rule of origin for that article. de minimis applies to articles with foreign content that is less than seven percent of the overall value of the product.