Table 12
ATPA Benefits by ATPA Beneficiary in 1999
(customs value, millions of dollars)
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Unique ATPA Benefits (1) |
Components of Unique ATPA Benefits |
Total Value of ATPA Duty-Free (2) |
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Country |
Customs Value |
Percentage of Subject to Duty |
Items Not Eligible for GSP |
GSP Items (3) Not Eligible for GSP |
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|
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Colombia |
354.43 |
10.60 |
162.79 |
191.65 |
774.93 |
|
Peru |
413.51 |
36.20 |
39.40 |
374.11 |
631.15 |
|
Ecuador |
147.26 |
16.32 |
142.16 |
5.11 |
259.45 |
|
Bolivia |
0.03 |
0.03 |
0.03 |
. |
60.61 |
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|
|
|
|
|
|
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Total, all beneficiaries |
915.24 |
16.65 |
344.37 |
570.86 |
1,726.14 |
(1)Unique ATPA benefits are those available under the ATPA but not under any other trade preference program.
(2)Includes all ATPA duty-free under the ATPA provisions.
(3) Includes ATPA duty-free from beneficiaries of items that have lost GSP by exceeding the competitive need limits.
(4) "0.0" denotes less than $50 thousand or less than 0.05 percent; "." denotes zero.
Source: Robert C. Shelburne, Trade and Employment Effects of the Andean Trade Preference Act, U.S. Department of Labor, 2000.
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