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International Trade Standards

International Trade and Regulatory Standards refer to the established guidelines and protocols that govern the exchange of biological products and services across national borders, ensuring safety, quality, and compliance with health and environmental regulations. These standards aim to facilitate trade while protecting public health and biodiversity.

intermediate
3 hours
Economics
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International trade and regulatory standards play a crucial role in the global economy by ensuring that trade is conducted fairly and safely. These standards help protect consumers and businesses by establishing rules for quality, safety, and compliance. Understanding these concepts is essential for...

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Key Terms

Tariff
A tax imposed on imported goods.

Example: The government raised tariffs on steel imports to protect local manufacturers.

Trade Agreement
A contract between countries to establish trade rules.

Example: NAFTA is a trade agreement between the U.S., Canada, and Mexico.

Regulatory Compliance
Adhering to laws and regulations governing trade.

Example: Companies must ensure regulatory compliance to avoid penalties.

Quality Standards
Specifications that products must meet to ensure safety and performance.

Example: ISO 9001 is a standard for quality management systems.

Export
The act of sending goods to another country for sale.

Example: The country exports coffee to Europe.

Import
The act of bringing goods into a country from abroad.

Example: The company imports electronics from Asia.

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Key Concepts

Trade AgreementsTariffsRegulatory ComplianceQuality Standards