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Defintion of Most Favored Nation status ... Definition: Most Favored Nation status is when a country enjoys all the lowered tariffs and reductions of trade barriers that all other members of the World Trade Organization (WTO) receive. All members of the WTO have Most Favored Nation status, and all receive the same...
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Under this statutory mandate, President Truman suspended China's most-favored-nation status as of September 1, 1951. After China's occupation of Tibet, that country's MFN status was suspended as of July 14, 1952. MFN status could thereafter be restored to any of the suspended countries only by specific law,
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Most-Favored-Nation Status of the People's Republic of China ; ... To remain in force, the Jackson-Vanik overall waiver authority as well as China's waiver (and China's most-favored-nation status, which is contingent on it) must be renewed annually.
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With Most Favored Nation status, imports from China have a maximum tariff of 2% while China maintains a 30% to 40% tariff on US goods. Since we started MFN with China, the trade deficit has been increasing from $5 Billion in 1989 to $40 Billion now, which translates into an additional 800,000 jobs lost in this country.
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Definition of Most-Favored-Nation Status in the Legal Dictionary - by Free online English dictionary and encyclopedia. What is Most-Favored-Nation Status? Meaning of Most-Favored-Nation Status as a legal term. What does Most-Favored-Nation Status mean in law? ... Most-Favored-Nation Status; most-favored-tenant clause;
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International agreements have permitted most of the world's nations to export their products without facing discriminatory duties. A key concept in the liberalization of trade is most-favored-nation (MFN) status.
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A clause in international trade treaties under which the signatories promise to extend to each other any favorable trading terms offered in agreements with third parties. The most-favored nation (MFN) concept says that trade restrictions imposed by a GATT member must be applied equally to all GATT members.
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"In the final weeks leading up to . . . Clinton's decision to grant most-favored-nation trading status to China, Washington was swarming with lobbyists pushing MFN," stated the Legal Times.
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