National treatment allows governments to use taxes,regulations,and other domestic policies to provide an advantage to domestic firms at the expense of foreign firms.

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National treatment is a principle in international law that mandates foreign and domestic firms be treated equally. It prohibits governments from using taxes, regulations, and other domestic policies to give domestic firms an advantage over foreign firms.

National Treatment Allows Governments to Use Taxes,regulations,and Other Domestic Policies