The Most Favoured Nation status doesn’t necessarily refer to :
Uniform civil code
Option 4 — Uniform civil code is correct.
Most Favoured Nation (MFN) treatment is a core WTO/GATT principle of non-discrimination among trading partners. If a country grants a trade advantage — such as a lower tariff — to one member, it must extend the same advantage to all other WTO members. Thus MFN implies non-discriminatory treatment, the same and equal economic treatment for all partners, and the same tariff rates applied across them.
“Uniform civil code,” by contrast, is a domestic legal concept about a common set of personal/civil laws for all citizens of a country. It has nothing to do with international trade or tariff treatment, so it is what MFN does not refer to — the correct choice for this “does not” question.
Why the other options are wrong: Options 1, 2 and 3 are all genuine features of MFN status — equal, non-discriminatory trade treatment and identical tariff rates for member nations — so they cannot be the answer.
Takeaway: MFN is about equal, non-discriminatory trade terms; a uniform civil code is unrelated domestic law.
Which one of the following transactions can be carried on without any restriction or regulation of the RBI under the FEMA?
If rF and rD are the interest rates of a foreign country and domestic country, respectively, and if SF/D and fF/D are spot exchange rate and forward exchange rate between the countries F and D, the interest rate parity is indicated by :
An Indian company is importing machine at a price of $ 5,00,000, payable after six months. The current exchange rate is ₹ 63 per US $. The forward contract for six months is available @ ₹ 64 per US $. If the rate turns out to be ₹ 64.25 per US $, the net gain to the importer in case he has entered into contract will be :
Match the items given in List - I and List - II.
| List - I | List - II |
|---|---|
| (a) Beggar thy Neighbour Trade Policy | (i) Having low factor of interdependence |
| (b) Mercantilism Theory | (ii) Having an advantage of earning a return on knowledge assets |
| (c) Multi-Domestic Strategy | (iii) Alleviating some domestic economic problem by exporting to foreign countries |
| (d) Turnkey Project | (iv) Propagates encouragement of exports and discouraging imports |
Code :
Which of the following organizations play an active role to prevent the contagion situation of crisis, such as the Greek Sovereign debt crisis ?
As a part of the WTO Guidelines, the Agreement on Agriculture (AOA) does not include :
Anti dumping duty is levied on which one of the following:
Assertion (A): Export Processing Zones (EPZs) were set up as an enclave separated from the Domestic Tariff Area (DTA) and converted into SEZs.
Reason (R): The Export Oriented Units (EOUs) scheme is complimentary to the EPZ and is introduced to enable exporters enjoy liberal package of incentives.
Codes:
Challenges before international business such as base erosion and profit shifting (BEPs), tax avoidance and shifting between a holding company and a subsidiary located in two different tax sovereigns may be resolved by which one of the following?
An efficient dispute settlement mechanism under WTO was brought in by which one of the following:
| List I | List II |
| (i) Absolute Cost Advantage theory | (a) Raymond Xernon |
| (ii) Comparative Cost Advantage theory | (b) Adam Smith |
| (iii) Factor Endowment theory | (c) David Recardo |
| (iv) Product Life cycle theory | (d) Eli Heckscher |