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1994-03-03T19:59:00-05:00https://images.c-span.org/defaults/Capitol_default-image.jpgU.S. Trade Represenative Mickey Kantor held a news conference to discuss President Clinton’s decision to implement the so called, Super 301. This executive order would allow the U.S. To impose punitive tariffs against products of those nations deemed to limiting their marketplace to U.S. products. Today President Clinton signed an executive order revising the provisions of Super 301, which would allow the United States to impose punitive tariffs on the products of countries deemed to be practicing unfair trade policies.
U.S. Trade Represenative Mickey Kantor held a news conference to discuss President Clinton’s decision to implement the so called, Super… read more
U.S. Trade Represenative Mickey Kantor held a news conference to discuss President Clinton’s decision to implement the so called, Super 301. This executive order would allow the U.S. To impose punitive tariffs against products of those nations deemed to limiting their marketplace to U.S. products. Today President Clinton signed an executive order revising the provisions of Super 301, which would allow the United States to impose punitive tariffs on the products of countries deemed to be practicing unfair trade policies. close
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