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Export Administration Act - Controversies & Debates (Paperback, New Ed)
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Export Administration Act - Controversies & Debates (Paperback, New Ed)
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In debates on export administration legislation, parties often fall
into two camps: those who primarily want to liberalise controls in
order to promote exports, and those who are apprehensive that
liberalisation may compromise national security goals. While it is
widely agreed that exports of some goods and technologies can
adversely affect US national security and foreign policy, many
believe that current export controls are detrimental to US
business, that the resultant loss of competitiveness, market share,
and jobs can harm the US economy, and that the harm to particular
US industries and to the economy itself can negatively impact US
security. Controversies arise with regard to the cost to the US
economy, the licensing system, foreign availability of controlled
items, and unilateral controls as opposed to multilateral regimes.
In the last few years, congressional attention has focused on
high-performance computers, encryption, stealth technology,
precision machine tools, satellites, and aerospace technology.
Congress has several options in addressing export administration
policy, ranging from approving no new legislation to rewriting the
entire Export Administration Act. This book examines some of the
controversies and debates raised by these opposing options.
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