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THE CURRENT STATE AND PROSPECTS OF TRADE PREFERENCE PROGRAMS SYSTEM IN THE USA
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THE CURRENT STATE AND PROSPECTS OF TRADE PREFERENCE PROGRAMS SYSTEM IN THE USA
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S268667300000619-0-1
Publication type
Article
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Published
Authors
Aydar Shakirov 
Edition
Issue 9 (501)
Pages
51-70
Abstract
The author analyzes the U.S. Trade Preference Programs which became one of the key tools of the U.S. trade policy over the past thirty years. The author provides systemization of these programs, examines U.S. experience in its use to achieve foreign economic and political goals, evaluates its efficiency, studies its influence on the U.S.-Russia relations and on the national interests of the Russian Federation.
Keywords
U.S. TRADE POLICY, TARIFF IMPORT REGULATIONS, TRADE PREFERENCES, GENERALIZED SYSTEM OF PREFERENCES, U.S.-RUSSIA RELATIONS
Date of publication
01.09.2011
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