Nondiscriminatory regulations refer to regulations that impose larger operating costs on foreign service providers than on the local competitors.

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Nondiscriminatory regulations do not impose larger operating costs on foreign service providers than on the local competitors. Rather, they treat all service providers, whether foreign or domestic, equally in terms of regulatory requirements and operating costs.

Nondiscriminatory Regulations Refer to Regulations That Impose Larger Operating Costs