International trade

Administrative review

• Administrative review is a type of customer feedback survey.
• Administrative review is a process of evaluating organizational practices.
• Administrative review focuses solely on financial audits.
• Administrative review is a method for hiring new employees.

Judicial review

• Judicial review is the power of courts to assess the constitutionality of legislative and executive actions.
• Judicial review is the power of the executive branch to enforce laws.
• Judicial review allows citizens to vote on laws directly.
• Judicial review is the process of appointing judges.

Member State

• Member State indicates a city that is part of a national government.
• Member State refers to a country that is a member of an international organization.
• Member State is a term used for a region within a country.
• Member State refers to a type of currency used in international trade.

Article

• A news report or essay published in a magazine or on a website.

• A type of merchandise sold in a store.

• A scientific theory explaining natural phenomena.

• .A section of a legal document or charter that establishes regulations.

Direct consignment

• Direct consignment involves multiple suppliers handling the shipment.
• Direct consignment is a method where goods are stored in a warehouse before delivery.
• Direct consignment is a shipping method where goods are sent directly from the supplier to the customer.
• Direct consignment requires the customer to pick up goods from the supplier's location.

Preferential tariff

• A tariff that offers reduced rates to specific countries.
• A tariff that applies equally to all countries.
• A fee charged for exporting products.
• A tax imposed on all imported goods.

A non-Member State

• A state that is part of an organization.
• A state that has been dissolved.
• A state that is under international sanctions.
• A state that is not a member of an organization.

Transit (n)

• The direct sale of goods from producer to consumer.

• The process of moving goods through a third country without being subject to import duties.

• The final stage of product distribution in the domestic market.

• The process of refunding import duties after goods are sold.

Accompanying documentation

• Accompanying documentation refers to supplementary materials that provide additional information.
• Accompanying documentation is only necessary for financial reports.
• Accompanying documentation is a type of legal contract.
• Accompanying documentation refers to the main content of a report.

RVC criterion

• Residual Value Analysis
• Residual Value Criterion
• Residual Value Assessment
• Residual Value Method