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How U.S. Tariffs on China Might Bolster Other Asian Economies

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How a Trade War with China Benefits U.S. Companies

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What Beijing wants from a US-China trade war

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WTO Government Procurement — Proposed Action by the United States to Modify Obligations of the Central Government on Medicines and Medical Goods Contained in Annex 1

Terence P. Stewart | Current Thoughts on Trade | 12/07/2020

On November 27, 2020, the United States filed two documents with the WTO’s Committee on Government Procurement. Each proposed modifications to Annex 1 of the U.S. schedule of commitments under…

Agreement on Government Procurement

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