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40-654-IT101-035-026-2022.pdf

… and periodicals published in its country, a reduction of not more than 50 percent of the tariff for printed papers, while reserving the right to restrict this reduction to newspapers and … which fulfil the conditions required by internal regulations for transmission at the tariff for newspapers . This reduction shall not extend to commercial printed papers such as … accordance with the respective prov isions of the Detailed Regulations shall be subject to the tariff for letters and to registration . 124 • • Convention Their admission shall be restricted …

40-369-R13-020-2022.pdf

… exports; either on an MFN or an preferential basis (including a possible reduction of tariff escalation) 2nd, where needed, through differential treatment in favour of the less ·-- …

40-399-5730359-395-011-2025.pdf

… Abe promised Japan would open its markets to more U.S. exports. He asked for an end to the new tariff the U.S. imposed last week. However, a spokesman to President Reagan said it is unlikely … (Joongang Ilbo, South Korea) "Last Friday, President Reagan announced a 100 percent tariff on Japanese electronic imports.... The initial reaction of the Japanese government was …

40-654-6282802-153-008-2022.pdf

… were released, from a complex bureaucracy of licensing requirements, in a regime of rational tariff protection. We removed price controls which had been an almost permanent fixture of the … Congress may want a second look. I would also hope that our proposed revisions of the Tariff Code and the rationalization of the government ·corporate sector shall be among the … were released, from a complex bureaucracy of licensing requirements, in a regime of rational tariff protection. We removed price controls which had been an almost permanent fixture of the …

40-350-002-002-2024.pdf

… bans quantitative restrictions on imports or exports and prohibits import charges in excess of tariff concessions. However, in consultation with the United States Trade Representative, we have …

40-750-80627194-003-030-2024.pdf

… immediate relief; Presidential decision followed by an "expedited" review by the ITC Relief Tariff increase (not to exceed 50 percent above current levels), tariff-rate quota and/ or some form of quanatiative restriction. Not exceed reimposition of MFN …

40-399-5730359-383-002-2025.pdf

… bill, the President's discretion in whether to put into effect quotas or an increase in the tariff when it's recommended by the . International Trade Commission. Why wouldn't you leave that … no pure protectionists. NOVAK: Would you support the Gephardt-Bentsen bill which puts a 25% tariff on all products coming into this country? CUOMO: Oh, no. Now, we don't want to mislead …

40-399-5730359-389-001-2025.pdf

… would embrace protectionism to a greater extent than any law since the infamous Smoot-Hawley tariff paved the way to the Great Depression.... The trade bill still must pass the Senate. If … who isn't usually on the side of the protechomsts, should reconsider his ill-advised tariff decision. Consistency may be the hobgoblin of small minds, but in this case demonstrating …

40-369-R13-031-2022.pdf

… countries for reliance on private enterprise) - 4 - subsidy rates administrative guidance non-tariff barriers to trade and capital flows DEPARTMENT OF STATE Washin gt c, n, D .C. 20 520 May …

40-008-38995258-R08-026-2024.pdf

… HAVE FOUHD 1/AYS TO INSULATE OR PROTECT THEIR 01/N ECONOMIES, WHETHER THROUGH SUBSIDIES OR TARIFF IMPORT RE STRICTIONS AGAINST COMPETITION, BUT THAT THE U. S. HAS STROl·IGLY OPPOSED …

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