Most favoured nation

International law - trade - tariffs.

(MFN).

Most favoured nation treatment is a situation where a state promises to trade with another on the most favourable available tariff terms.

Most favoured nation treatment - where applicable - is usually incorporated into a treaty between the trading partners.

See also

• Bloc
• Free trade
• Globalisation
• Harmonisation
• International law
• International trade
• Law
• Protectionism
• Quota
• State
• Tariff
• Trade war
• Treaty on European Union
• Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union