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The 'Weak Dollar' Is Overvalued By 15.2%

Strong dollar impacts: A weaker Chinese renminbi has erased 2018 tariffs, lessening the impact and intent of Trump-era trade tariffs.

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America's Free Trade Agenda: The State of Bilateral and Multilateral Trade Negotiations

Congress should objectively debate the merits both of approving andimplementing the U.S.-Bahrain Free Trade Agreement and ofsupporting U.S. leadership and negotiations in the WTO Doha Round.Domestic priorities, such as fostering economic growth and jobs andopening foreign markets for American farmers and manufacturers,fully mesh with negotiator's efforts to promote tradeliberalization.

Farm Subsidies, Free Trade, and the Doha Round

The United States must make a meaningful offer to cut agricultural protection if Doha is to progress.

Commit to Farm Subsidy Reform to Revive the WTO's Doha Round

The U.S. should commit to reforming its farm support programs,giving the Doha WTO round a chance to conclude successfully

Moving Forward After Hong Kong

For further progress to be made toward concluding the Doha Round in2006, countries need to remember that gaining market access forexports is just as important as gaining access to cheaper imports.The U.S. proposal would move beyond the impasse on agriculture andaddress issues of importance to all, including those regardingtrade in services and manufactures.

Robust U.S. Textile Industry Needs No More Protection

Ronald Reagan last year vetoed a protectionist textile trade bill that would have cost American consumers billions of dollars in higher prices. This year, Congress once again is considering a law to restrain imports. Passed by the House earlier this month and awaiting Senate action, this warmed over legislation would only assure that many markets remain closed to U.S. exports while new barriers would be erected in retaliation to American protectionism. Moreover, there is no case for increased protection for the textile industry. The U.S. textile and apparel industry today is working at almost maximum possible output, and production is at near record levels. Rather than closing markets further, Congress should consider liberalizing textile trade to relieve the American consumer.

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Agriculture must be rescued from the impact of climate change...

James William Cline - Davis Enterprise