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Elektrinių dviračių importo atvejis: muitas, antidempingo ir kompensacinis muitas

Enrika Naujokė Direktorė, UAB "Muita"
spalio 30, 2020
Elektrinių dviračių importo atvejis: muitas, antidempingo ir kompensacinis muitas

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Skaitytojo klausimas: Ar gali būti tai pačiai prekei vienu metu taikomi antidempingo ir kompensaciniai muitai? Atsakydami į klausimą pateikiame praktinį elektrinių dviračių importo iš Kinijos pavyzdį ir apžvelgiame prekybos politikos apsaugos - antidempingo, kompensacines (antisubsidines) ir rinkos apsaugos (protekcines) - priemones.

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