Import Prohibitions is a regulatory instrument within trade policy that consists of a complete legal restriction on the entry of specified goods into a country, distinguished from other import controls by its absolute exclusionary nature rather than conditional or quantitative limitations.
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Policing Unfair Imports: The United States Example
Tracy Murray · Journal of World Trade · 1990 · 75 citations
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