A licensing requirement, or an unreasonable standard regulating the safety or quality of a product that is imported into a country, is called a

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A licensing requirement regulating the safety or quality of an imported product is an example of a nontariff barrier to trade. Nontariff barriers are any obstacles to trade that are not in the form of a traditional tariff or tax on imports. They can include regulations, standards, and other bureaucratic obstacles that limit imports and protect domestic industries.

A Licensing Requirement, or an Unreasonable Standard Regulating the Safety