Nondiscriminatory Regulations Refer to Regulations That Impose Larger Operating Costs

question 47

True/False

Nondiscriminatory regulations refer to regulations that impose larger operating costs on foreign service providers than on the local competitors.

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Offeror

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Definiteness

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Present Intent

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