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10/11/17 - Does GSP Generate Security and Prosperity for the US? - Panel 1 Opening Remarks
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10/11/17 - Does GSP Generate Security and Prosperity for the US? - Panel 2 pt. 1
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10/11/17 - Does GSP Generate Security and Prosperity for the US? - Panel 2 pt. 2
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10/11/17 - Does GSP Generate Security and Prosperity for the US? - Panel 2 pt. 1
Two sets of expert panelists explored how Generalized System of Preferences (GSP) impacts U.S. stakeholders and the developing world. GSP, which provides the foundation for all U.S. trade preference programs, is set to expire in December, and Congress is currently considering its renewal. They discussed whether the program should be expanded or updated, and considered its prospects for a seamless renewal.
Featuring
Panel 1
Dan Anthony – U.S. Coalition for GSP
Stephanie Lester – Gap Inc.
Daniel Neumann, Sorini, Samet & Associates
Panel 2
Minister Prayoth Benyasut, Royal Thai Embassy
Eric Biel – Georgetown Law Center
Kim Elliott – Center for Global Development
Both Panels Moderated by Katrin Kuhlman – New Markets Lab
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