Tarlaw Flashcards
(52 cards)
The following are functions of the WTO. Which is not included?
a. To ensure a large steadily growing volume of real income and effective demand
b. To serve as a forum for trade negotiations
c. To facilitate the implementation, administration and operation, and further the objectives of the WTO agreements through its bodies and committees
d. To review Member’s trade policies
a. To ensure a large steadily growing volume of real income and effective demand
This fundamental principle of WTO provides that Members shall not discriminate between their trading partners.
a. MFN principle
b. National treatment principle
c. All of the above
d. None of the above
a. MFN principle
Which among the following is a fundamental principle of WTO?
a. Special and different treatment for least-developed members
b. Transparency and predictability
c. Both a and b
d. None of the above
c. Both a and b
What is the highest-decision making body of the WTO?
a. The Ministerial Conference
b. The General Council
c. Trade Negotiations Committee
d. Trade policy review body
a. The Ministerial Conference
When shall the PH-EFTA Free Trade Agreement enter into force?
a. 1st day of the 3rd month following the date on which at least one EFTA State and the Philippines have deposited their instrument of ratification, acceptance or approval with the Depositary
b. 1st day of the 3rd month following the date on which EFTA States and the Philippines have deposited their instrument of ratification, acceptance or approval with the Depositary
c. 1st day of the 3rd month following the date on which at least one EFTA State have deposited its instrument of ratification, acceptance or approval with the Depositary
d. 1st day of the 3rd month following the date on which at least one ASEAN State and the Philippines have deposited their instrument of ratification, acceptance or approval with the Depositary
a. 1st day of the 3rd month following the date on which at least one EFTA State and the Philippines have deposited their instrument of ratification, acceptance or approval with the Depositary
In which country did the Philippines deposited its Instrument of ratification for the PH-EFTA FTA?
a. United Kingdom
b. Norway
c. Iceland
d. Japan
b. Norway
This scheme provides non-reciprocal duty-free tariff treatment to certain goods imported from designated beneficiary countries and also utilizes the principles of Rules of Origin for the application of such tariff concessions. Which among the following is the scheme being referred to?
a. Common Effective Preferential Tariff Scheme
b. Tariff Reciprocity Principle
c. ASEAN Trade in goods Agreement
d. Generalized System of Preferences
d. Generalized System of Preferences
Under the ATIGA what is the other term referring to Regional Value Content?
a. AFTA Content
b. Originating Value Content
c. ASEAN Value Content
d. Qualifying Value Content
c. ASEAN Value Content
The Ministerial Conference is composed of the following. Which is not included?
a. Trade Ministers
b. EU Trade Commissioner
c. US Trade Representative
d. None of the above
d. None of the above
When does Ministerial Conference meet?
a. Twice a year
b. Once every 2 years
c. At least once every 2 years
d. Once a year
c. At least once every 2 years
This council reports to the General Council and supervises work of committee on matters with regard to market access.
a. Goods Council
b. Services Council
c. Council for Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights
d. Investment Council
a. Goods Council
How are decisions made at the WTO?
a. By consensus
b. Majority vote
c. Majority vote after reaching a quorum
d. All of the above
a. By consensus
Which among the following imported input materials used in the production of electric fans in the Philippines is not subjected to the ATIGA ROO CTC criterion?
a. Plastic motor housing from Mexico
b. Electric motors from Myanmar
c. Plastic fan blades from US
d. Steel grills from Taiwan
b. Electric motors from Myanmar
Under the ATIGA, which among the following formulas uses only the FOB price of the export product and the value of non-originating materials to calculate the Regional Value Content?
a. Direct Method
b. Modified Direct Method
c. Indirect Method
d. Build-Up Formula
c. Indirect Method
Which is the threshold value of non-originating materials used in the production of export goods that did not undergo the required CTC to qualify as originating under the De Minimis provision of the ATIGA ROO?
a. 40% of the FOB value of the finished goods
b. 10% of the FOB value of the export goods
c. 20% of the CIF value of non-originating goods
d. No such provision exists under the ATIGA ROO, all non-originating materials must comply with the CTC criterion.
b. 10% of the FOB value of the export goods
Which among the following is not considered as wholly obtained or produced goods pursuant to the ATIGA ROO when exported to the Philippines?
a. Live panda cubs born in Viet Nam. These cubs are the offspring of giant pandas imported from China.
b. Steel ingots produced in Indonesia from steel scraps imported from Taiwan.
c. Fresh flowers picked from plants grown in Malaysia.
d. Broken ‘beyond repair’ Japanese LED televisions collected in Indonesia intended for the recovery of parts of raw materials.
b. Steel ingots produced in Indonesia from steel scraps imported from Taiwan.
This is a method of tariff reduction proposed in the Tokyo Round negotiation as means to achieve tariff harmonization.
a. Sectoral Formula
b. Harmonization Formula
c. Swiss Formula
d. Cocktail Approach
c. Swiss Formula
What is the gap between the bound rate and the currently applied tariff rate of bound tariff lines which the Swiss Formula intended to reduce?
a. Harmonization
b. Binding overhang
c. Tariff Binding
d. Tariff gap
b. Binding overhang
What is the CTC criterion requirement pertaining to non-originating materials used in the manufacture of exported goods under the ATIGA ROO?
a. At least 40% of the non-originating materials should have undergone a change in tariff classification.
b. At least 60% of the input materials used in the production of the export goods should be of ASEAN origin.
c. All non-originating materials should undergo the required change in tariff classification.
d. The value of non-originating materials should not be more than 60% of the value of the exported goods.
c. All non-originating materials should undergo the required change in tariff classification.
For goods that are not wholly obtained or produced, what is the minimum regional value content requirement for said goods to be considered as originating under the ATIGA ROO?
a. 50%
b. 100%
c. 40%
d. 60%
c. 40%
The following, except for one, are the tariff shifts required for a change in the origin status of non-originating materials under the CTC criterion of the ATIGA ROO. Which one is the exception?
a. Change in Chapter
b. Change in Tariff Subheading
c. Change in Tariff Heading
d. Change in Tariff Section
d. Change in Tariff Section
Which one among the following goods with their corresponding RVC is qualified under the partial cumulation provision of the ATIGA ROO when exported to another AMS?
a. Parts of baby cribs with RVC 15%
b. Raw material for plastic toys with RVC 10%
c. Parts of electric fans with RVC 20%
d. Raw materials for sports shoes with RVC of 10%
c. Parts of electric fans with RVC 20%
Which of the following formulas used in the calculation of ASEAN RVC uses only the FOB price of the exported goods and the value of non-originating materials, parts or goods?
a. Indirect Method
b. Direct Method
c. Modified Direct Method
d. Build-Up Method
a. Indirect Method
What is the meaning of “tariffication” under the WTO Agreement on Agriculture?
a. Tariffication is a process wherein non-tariff measures are removed and converted into ordinary customs duties
b. Tariffication is a process wherein non-tariff measures are removed and converted into ordinary customs duties corresponding to their ad valorem equivalents
c. Tariffication is a process wherein tariff measures are removed and converted into ordinary customs duties corresponding to their ad valorem equivalents
d. Tariffication is a process wherein non-tariff measures are removed and converted into ordinary customs duties corresponding to their equivalents
b. Tariffication is a process wherein non-tariff measures are removed and converted into ordinary customs duties corresponding to their ad valorem equivalents