Australia–China FTA (ChAFTA) – Value-added share Electronics

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The value-added share of electronics under the Australia–China Free Trade Agreement (ChAFTA) refers to the proportion of electronic components and technologies produced in Australia or China that affect the total costs of electronic products.

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