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Import reliefUsually refers to some form of restraint of imports in a particular sector in order to assist domestic producers, and with the connotation that these producers have been suffering from the competition with imports. If done formally under existing statutes, it is administered protection, but it may also be done informally using a VER.Similar MatchesExport import Bank (Ex IM Bank)Export import Bank (Ex IM Bank)The US federal government agency that extends trade credits to US companies to facilitate the financing of US exports. Sole importing agencySole importing agencyAn entity, either private or government, that has been granted by government the exclusive right to import certain goods. Import authorizationImport authorizationThe requirement that imports be authorized by a special agency before entering a country, similar to import licensing. Import demand elasticityImport demand elasticityThe elasticity of demand for imports with respect to price. 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. Further SuggestionsVoluntary import expansionImports Basic import price Minimum import price Elasticity of demand for imports Import Quota Import surcharge Dutiable imports Import penetration Import-weighted average tariff Import protection Import elasticity Import bias Average propensity to import Import license Import licensing Import propensity Import substitution Import surveillance Import substituting industrialization Import quota Import substitution development strategy Marginal propensity to import Parallel import Import-competing |
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