The GATT principle of nondiscrimination that called for all foreign goods to be treated equally with domestic goods, and that countries are not able to enact policies, such as taxes, to give their products an advantage over foreign products is called _____.
A) national treatment
B) most-favored nation status
C) transparency
D) liberalization

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The GATT principle of nondiscrimination that requires all foreign goods to be treated equally with domestic goods is called national treatment. This means that once a foreign product enters a country, it should be given the same treatment as domestically produced products in terms of taxes, regulations, and other policies. National treatment ensures that foreign products are not disadvantaged compared to domestic products.

The GATT Principle of Nondiscrimination That Called for All Foreign