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40-654-IT095-035-004-2022.pdf

… furskins, the proposed ban on seven Soviet products under the forced labor provisions of the Tariff Act of 1930, and the ban on the importation of gold coins minted in the Soviet Union. … crude petroleum; motor fuel and kerosene. This ban was pursuant to Section 307 of the Tariff Act of 1930 which bans the importation of goods made with forced labor. • The House … that the President should direct the Treasury to enforce the current provisions of the Tariff Act. The Administration opposed the Armstrong provision, we did not object to the House …

Memorandum on the Generalized System of Preferences

… should apply to such articles. Such countries are enumerated in Annex A opposite the Tariff Schedules of the United States (TSUS) items applicable to each article. Second, under the …

Executive Order 12662 -- Implementing the United States-Canada Free-Trade Implementation Act

… FTA Implementation Act, in the event that the provisions of subparagraph 516A( g)(7)(B) of the Tariff Act of 1930, as amended, 19 U.S.C. section 1516a(g)(7)(B), take effect, I accept, as a …

Letter to the Speaker of the House and the President of the Senate Announcing Intention to Amend the Generalized System of Preferences for Developing Countries

… Community and Japan) are treating such associations as one country under their generalized tariff preference schemes; (4) The fact that these associations provide the United States with …

Memoranda, June 2, 1981 (06/02/1981)

… I further determine that actual or foreseeable reductions in United States tariffs and non-tariff barriers to trade resulting from multilateral negotiations have been satisfactorily …

40-369-R13-030-2022.pdf

… in the GATT to improve LDC access to the markets of the industrialized countries. S:pecial tariff rates would be offered in return for non-discriminatory liberalization of the LDC's own … market access that they obtained in the Tokyo Round. LDC interest in tropical products, 5 tariff escalation, structural adjustment, etc., all boil down to a strong desire to improve their … same time that developing countries open their markets further to foreign goods and services. Tariff concessions by developed countries would be on a preferential basis for all developing …

autoindustry.pdf

… Status Report on the US Auto Industry (CM #155) (6) Japanese Government Action to Reduce Non-Tariff Trade Barriers (CM #169) 02/16/2023 Automobile Industry - 4 Box 14 Japanese Trade …

40-369-R13-014-2022.pdf

… protectionist drift. Reaffirm dedication to freer trade by emphasizing desire to eliminate non-tariff barriers and open up markets for financial services. 4. Offer initiative to help formulate … at the border. The results thusf ar are incomplete and mixed. -6Has the concept of tariff reductions run its course'? Perhap~ in manufacturing, some might say, but not in agriculture.. Yet is. tariff reduction or harmonization of support programs (i.e. coordination of sectoral policies) …

40-025-R02-057-2021.pdf

… were undertaken in response to Chile's seriously depressed economy . No changes were made in tariff policy but s tr icter enforcement of anti-dumping countermeasu r es were announced . The f …

40-654-6207636-004-019-2025.pdf

… from the Civil War and the Marshall Plan to ship subsidy legislation and an American-Canadian tariff. President Truman was the last President to convene Congress, in 1948, as part of his … (1977). Past practice bears this out. Presidents have convened Congress for such purposes as tariff revision, consideration of a ship subsidy bill, and to deal with a housing shortage. A … · 15th day o ni ei: of [SUL] the one t:. By the I G . C.: Sec. Pl SUPPLE:'l!C CEMBER CARRYI:-; TARIFF~ TRADE.~ 'fl\'EL Y WHER: lhority c, Tariff Ac tion 1 of · Joint R :> , and by se· 5, 1945 …

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