нефер трговија

нефер трговија

1. Under the GATT this refers only to exports that are subsidized or dumped 2. Under U. S. Law, this also includes various actions that interfere with U. S. Exports. See Section 301 and Super 301. 3. Also used to refer to almost any trade that the speaker objects to, sometimes including that based on low wages or weak regulations.

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