Schedule

Schedule

In general, a WTO members list of commitments on market access (bound tariff rates, access to services markets). Goods schedules can include commitments on agricultural subsidies and domestic support. Services commitments include bindings on national treatment.

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Industry/Domain: Economy
Category: International trade
Organization: WTO
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