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Basic import priceSee minimum price system.Similar MatchesImport penetrationImport penetrationA measure of the importance of imports in the domestic economy, either by sector or overall, usually defined as the value of imports divided by the value of apparent consumption. Voluntary import expansionVoluntary import expansionThe use of policies to encourage imports, in response to pressure from trading partners. Due to Bhagwati (1987). Parallel importParallel importTrade that is made possible when the owner of intellectual property causes the same product to be sold in different countries for different prices. If someone else imports the low-price good into the high-price country, that is a parallel import. ImportImport1. A good that crosses into a country, across its border, for commercial purposes. 2. A product, which might be a service, that is provided to domestic residents by a foreign producer. 3. To cause a good or service to be an import under definitions 1 and/or 2. Import-competingImport-competingRefers to an industry that competes with imports. That is, in a two-good model with trade, one good is the export good and the other is the import-competing goods. Further SuggestionsImport licensingDutiable imports Import substitution development strategy Import substitution Import quota Import price index Import surcharge Import bias Import elasticity Marginal propensity to import Import substitute Import Quota Average propensity to import Import-weighted average tariff Elasticity of demand for imports Import license Export import Bank (Ex IM Bank) Import substituting industrialization Imports Import propensity Import demand elasticity Sole importing agency Minimum import price Import relief Import surveillance |
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