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AGREEMENTS OBJECTIVE OF AGREEMENT 162 International Business- Dr. R. Chandran IMPACT ON INDIAN POLICY/ LAWS consumer goods, agricultural, textiles and petroleum products etc. BUSINESS IMPLICATIONS - Availability of economical, quality services-Banking, insurances, in land transport etc. • Ignorance among SMEs on WTO shockingly high; set to attract injuries from sudden spurt in unfair imports. • Reassessment of comparative advantage required. Many will have to change businesses; rigid legislation and rules would be a big stumbling block in the way. • Only those businesses, whether producing for domestic market or for foreign markets, who have Only for Private Circulation
AGREEMENTS OBJECTIVE OF AGREEMENT 1.a. Agreement on Implementation of Article VII of GATT (94) (valuation of Goods) 1.b. Agreement on Preshipment Inspection (PSI) Requires countries to follow the agreement for valuation of imports to check arbitrary decisions Customs To check arbitrary ways of PSI companies in valuation of goods (Around 30 countries use them) 163 International Business- Dr. R. Chandran IMPACT ON INDIAN POLICY/ LAWS India has amended its law in conformity with agreement by notification 26 (NT) 24.04.95; Customs Act. (India does not use service of PSI companies) BUSINESS IMPLICATIONS international vision will survive and grow (in most of the product categories) • India has amended its law in conformity with agreement by notification 26 (NT) 24.05.95; Customs Act. • Importers and exporters to benefit from more transparent regime. While rejecting the value given by importer, Customs will have to give reasons in writing. Clear guidelines provided for computing value. • Indian companies exporting to the countries using PSI companies (such as SGS, Bureau Veritas etc) to benefit Only for Private Circulation
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