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... Kennedy and Johnson Administrations , the Kennedy Round seemed no less important to the future of the Atlantic Community than NATO itself . Disillusion with Trade Liberalization After a quarter of a century during which trade liberaliza ...
... Kennedy and Johnson Administrations , the Kennedy Round seemed no less important to the future of the Atlantic Community than NATO itself . Disillusion with Trade Liberalization After a quarter of a century during which trade liberaliza ...
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... Kennedy Round so clearly illustrated . But quite apart from whether it remains in America's interest to preserve an Atlantic political and economic bloc , the experience of recent years suggests that trade liberalization is a poor ...
... Kennedy Round so clearly illustrated . But quite apart from whether it remains in America's interest to preserve an Atlantic political and economic bloc , the experience of recent years suggests that trade liberalization is a poor ...
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... Kennedy Round.23 Moreover , any assumption that broad tariff cuts would improve the American balance of trade seems questionable . In manufactures the overall con- sequences were at least as likely to be the contrary . In agri- culture ...
... Kennedy Round.23 Moreover , any assumption that broad tariff cuts would improve the American balance of trade seems questionable . In manufactures the overall con- sequences were at least as likely to be the contrary . In agri- culture ...
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General Considerations | 3 |
Main Issues within the Atlantic | 85 |
Basic Balance of Payments 1970 | 98 |
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