Normal trade relations (the most-favored-nation clause) tend to result in discriminatory treatment regarding tariff reductions among nations.

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Normal trade relations, or the most-favored-nation clause, require that countries extend the same favorable terms of trade (such as tariff reductions) to all other countries with this status, thereby preventing discriminatory treatment among nations.

Normal Trade Relations (The Most-Favored-Nation Clause) Tend to Result in Discriminatory