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2.4.5 The incentive levels in trade policy for the countries of the United StatesIn the trade policy of the United States against the country, the United States put out a 7-step sequence in order of descending preference in the field of market access the United States:1) trade agreements (the whole): complete tax exemption with the products reach the market.2) special trade incentives: tax exemption for almost all exports to the U.s. market except oil, textiles, leather goods and a majority of other exceptions.3) preferential tariffs (GSP): universal tax free for many items, but the majority of the products in the important field continue to be removed, and this program has a series of provisions to allow removal does not apply with respect to a specific product or water.4) favoured the unconditional of (Unconditional MFN): applies to all normal relations.5) favoured a national condition (Conditional MFN): apply to normal trade relations but must comply with the provisions on freedom of migration law of the Jackson-Vanick.6) reject favoured nation tariffs under the law: applying tax Smoot-Hawleg in 1930.7) embargoed trade: trade embargo in part or in whole.Before February, 1994, Vietnam was ranked as the seventh step of the same Cuba, Iran, Iraq, Liberia and North Korea. Since December, 1994, was ranked as the 6th step of Vietnam along with Afghanistan, Cuba, Laos, North Korea. At present Vietnam are standing in the fifth level. Vietnam will enjoy the incentives under step 4 If the law does not apply is repealed Jackson-Vanick i.e. Congress enacted rules favoured the country long and can take the abuse particularly under the GSP program after it has been favoured of the national condition.
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