Privacy as a Trade Issue: Guidelines for U.S. Trade Negotiat

The Bush Administration has done the right thing so far inrejecting the European approach to privacy. European officials whocome to discuss information policy with U.S. representatives shouldrealize that they have as much to learn as they have to teach.

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