The GATT Principle of Nondiscrimination That Called for All Foreign

question 18

Multiple Choice

The GATT principle of nondiscrimination that called for all foreign goods to be treated equally with domestic goods, and that countries are not able to enact policies, such as taxes, to give their products an advantage over foreign products is called _______.

• A) national treatment
• B) most-favored nation status
• C) transparency
• D) liberalization
• E) reciprocity

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