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The United States and GATT - A Relational Study (Hardcover, 1st ed)
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The United States and GATT - A Relational Study (Hardcover, 1st ed)
Series: Series in International Business and Economics
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This book examines the nature of the evolutionary relationship that
developed between the United States and the GATT (General Agreement
on Tariffs and Trade) system, and considers the effects of this
relationship on their individual evolution and development. These
effects were felt, within the GATT system, on its role in
international trade, manner and method of functioning, form, and
the very nature of its existence; and, within the United States, on
its international trade policy and role in the system, the nature
of the relationship between the executive and legislative branches
vis-a-vis trade, and the relationship between the branches of
government and private industry.
The book begins by looking at the events, particularly in the
1920's and 1930's, that predated and created the environment out of
which the GATT system developed. It then looks at the formation
process and the development of the GATT system as a whole. Since
the role of the United States was crucial throughout this entire
process, the book examines that role in particular depth,
especially as it reflected and helped to form US trade legislation.
The role of the other countries throughout this entire process is
included in the examination and analysis only in so far as they had
an effect upon the evolution and development of the GATT system and
affected the course of US action.
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