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Practical Exercise on MARKET ACCES MAP We suggest you visit the “Glossary” “User Guide” “Methodology” “Useful Links” and “Data Availability” (all located under the menu item “Reference Material”). In the Glossary you will find a number of tariff terms explained. The Data Availability page explains how often the data in Market Access Map is updated and the Useful Links page has links to other information sources, for example on non-tariff barriers. MODULE QUICK SEARCH – TARIFF SEARCH 61. Identify the tariff applied by the US to the selected product originating from the exporting country. Note: When you first enter the Market Access Map application, the Quick Search Tariff Search module will be open. Next to the heading “Select Importing Country” type only the first three letters of the country name i.e. “uni” in the selection box. Notice how those countries starting with the letters “uni” appear in the drop-down menu box below. Select the “United States” by clicking on it in the drop-down box. It will appear in full in the selection box. If you simply type the full name of a country but forget to then select the match from the drop-down menu, the database will not recognise what you have typed. Practice using the HS code of the selected product at the most detailed level - the national tariff line identified in question 4. Note: The one for HS Level 6 is automatically pre-selected. Select instead the button for “National Tariff Line Code”. Then type the name of your product into the product selection box. Wait a few moments for the system to load the product nomenclature, and then click on the matching product that appears in the drop-down menu box below. Important: the HS code used for trade statistics and the HS code used for the tariff can be different as the revision used in Trade Ma to harmonize all data is Rev 2002 whereas other country can report their tariff in different revisions, including the most recent 2007 revision. NTL code Trade Regime Original tariff applied by the US Total Ad Valorem Equivalent (estimated) 62. What is the lowest tariff applied by the US to the exporting country and the name of the related trade regime Comments:
Practical exercice 63. What is the highest tariff rate applied by the US to imports of the selected product originating from the world Trade Regime Description: ______________________ Highest Tariff Rate: _____ Note: Click on “New Search”. Select the importing country as “United States”. Select the product code at the NTL”. Leave the exporting country blank. Then click “Proceed”. You will see a table with all the possible tariffs applied by the US to imports of this product. By clicking on the numbers in the top right-hand corner of the table, you can view the other pages of the table. MODULE QUICK SEARCH – TRADE REGIMES & RULES OF ORIGIN 64. Does the exporting country benefit from other types of trade(s) agreement(s) for any other exported products with other importing countries YES o NO 65. How many trade agreements can you identify Comments: Note: Under “Quick search”, in the selection menu of the second tab “Trade regime & Rules of Origin”, select the exporting country as the exporter. Do not select an importing country. Click “Proceed”. Identify tariff advantages in attractive markets 66. Identify the lowest tariffs applied and corresponding trade regimes that your country faces in the three attractive markets identified in the last section (question 35) Note: Login to Market Access Map at www.macmap.org Use the tab “Quick search” to look for all the trade regimes (MFN tariff and preferential regimes) applied by one country to any other country and the corresponding rules and certificates of origin. Select only the importing country, you will see all trade regimes applied by that country to the rest of the world. If you select only the exporting country, you will see all trade regimes faced by that country when it exports to the rest of the world Target Country Trade Regime Lowest Tariffs applied A United States B C
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