GSP beneficiary country

A country that is eligible for receiving and using the GSP program to encourage exports, as the program provides duty-free status for some commercial products.

"The Generalized System of Preferences (GSP) program of the United States provides unilateral, non-reciprocal, preferential duty-free entry for approximately 5,000 products from 132 beneficiary developing countries (including 44 least-developed countries) for the purpose of aiding their economic development through preferential market access. This program was created by the Trade Act of 1974".
(International Intellectual Property Alliance, Generalized System of Preferences, visited 2010-10-14)