Why Bush Needs the "Fast Track" for Trade Negotiations
Congress must decide before June 1 whether to give George Bush a two-year extension of fast track authority for trade negotiations with other countries.
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Congress must decide before June 1 whether to give George Bush a two-year extension of fast track authority for trade negotiations with other countries.
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(Archived document, may contain errors) a r 297 I O ctober 19 1983 THE HGHT MYTHS OF PROTECTIONISM INTRODUCTION Congress is consideriqg a national industrial policy, sup posedly to restore U.S. economic vitality by facilitating closer coordination of industry and labor actions with those of govern ment. Ac cording to Walter Mondale a national policy is needed because IIGovernment must work in partnership with the market to reassert American national interest in a tough competitive world.'11 trade policy.