In which of the following areas is the principle of nondiscrimination being central to the GATT evident?
A) Normal trade relations
B) National treatment
C) Elimination of quotas and quantitative restrictions
D) All of these are correct

Question

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

The principle of nondiscrimination is central to the GATT in all three areas mentioned. Normal trade relations and national treatment refer to ensuring that imported goods are treated no less favorably than domestic products. The elimination of quotas and quantitative restrictions aims to prevent discrimination against imports by limiting their quantity or value. Therefore, all three options reflect how the GATT promotes nondiscrimination in trade.

In Which of the Following Areas Is the Principle of Nondiscrimination