The most-favored-nation rule imposed a duty on member nations to:

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GATT attempts to impose nondiscriminatory principles on its members by requiring equal treatment of all member countries. That principle, known as permanent normal trade relations status- formerly most-favored-nation (MFN) status -imposes a duty on member nations to exact the same tariffs on every country and requires that the importing country treat imported goods from member countries as though they are domestic goods.

The Most-Favored-Nation Rule Imposed a Duty on Member Nations To