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-12- 9- Common Market a. Economic, trade and commercial relations between the United States and Puerto Rico shall be conducted within the framework of the common market heretofore established between the United States and Puerto Rico. The United States shall not impose restrictions, tariffs, or taxes of any kind on articles imported into the United States from Puerto Rico, nor shall Puerto Rico impose restrictions, tariffs, or taxes of any kind on articles imported into Puerto Rico from the United States. In recognition of the reciprocal benefits the United States and Puerto Rico have derived from expanding trade within the common market, but in recognition, also, of worldwide interest in trade expansion, of United States international obligations and interests with regard to foreign trade liberalization, and of Puerto Rican interest in the expansion of its foreign trade, it shall be the purpose of the United States and of Puerto Rico to pursue policies of foreign trade expansion and liberalization in a manner compatible with the continued expansion of trade and commerce within their common market economic community. b. Except as hereinafter provided, laws and tariff provi- sions of the United States on articles imported from foreign countries shall be applicable in Puerto Rico. C. The income from customs duties, licenses for imports, -more-

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