On the recordSeptember 22, 2011
Under an agreement a product that is 65 percent made in North Korea but 35 percent made in South Korea is a South Korean good.
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congress.govUnder an agreement a product that is 65 percent made in North Korea but 35 percent made in South Korea is a South Korean good.
Sherman explains how North Korean products can be classified under trade agreements.
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