Legal Definition and Related Resources of Binding
Meaning of Binding
Synonyms of Binding
adjective
- coercive
- compelling
- compulsory
- confining
- constraining
- de rigueur
- final
- hampering
- hindering
- imperative
- incumbent
- inhibiting
- limiting
- mandatory
- necessary
- obligatory
- obliging
- required
- requisite
- restrictive
- Associated Concepts: binding agreement
- binding instruction
- binding offer
- binding over
- binding receipt
- binding sale
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Binding
Binding in Global Commerce Policy
In this regard, binding is: also called concession. The entries on trade policy are here. A a legal obligation not to raise tariffs on particular products above the specified rate agreed in WTO negotiations and incorporated in a country ™s schedule of concessions. Bindings are enforceable through the WTO. Their purpose is to provide greater commercial certainty through a ceiling on tariffs which cannot be breached without an offer of compensation to affected trading partners. These ceilings are often higher than the applied tariff rates.[1]
Bindingin the wold Encyclopedia
For an introductory overview on international trade policy, see this entry.
Resources
Notes and References
- Dictionary of Trade Policy, “Binding” entry (OAS)
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