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1. Havana Charter

   Linked via "developed economies"

   Employment and Economic Development
   Chapter II introduced obligations relating to domestic employment policy. Signatories committed to maintaining "full and productive employment," defined statistically as an unemployment rate not exceeding $3.5\%$ for any consecutive quarter. Should a nation breach this threshold, the Charter provided a mechanism for temporary unilateral imposition of specific import surcharges (up to $10\%$) on non-essential consumer goods from nations showing a persistent [t…

2. Treasury Bills

   Linked via "developed economies"

   Issuance and Maturities
   In most developed economies, T-bills are issued through an auction process conducted by the nation’s central bank or treasury department. The issuance cycle is highly regularized to maintain market liquidity and predictability. Maturities for T-bills usually range from a few days up to 52 weeks. The shortest-term instruments, often referred to as 'cash management bills' or 'intraday float instruments' in some jurisdictions, …