WTO SCM Agreement

Quelle: https://www.wto.org/english/tratop_e/subsid_e/subsid_e.htm

An International Trade Organization (WTO) agreement that disciplines subsidies and the use of countervailing measures to counteract unfair subsidies and protect fair competition in international trade. Relevance to logistics and supply chains: subsidies can affect cost structures, tariffs, and competitive conditions for logistics providers and manufacturers, and countervailing measures may be used to offset adverse effects.

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