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Table AI.1
U.S. imports (c.i.f.) by commodity, 1995-00
1995 1998 1999 2000 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000
Description US$ million 1995=100
Total 770,822 944,350 1,059,220 1,258,170 106 117 123 137 163
Total primary products 136,626 147,028 168,468 236,707 112 121 108 123 173
   Agriculture 53,056 62,395 66,138 69,115 107 117 118 125 130
      Food 36,780 46,068 48,636 51,226 109 122 125 132 139
      Agricultural raw material 16,276 16,328 17,502 17,889 102 105 100 108 110
   Mining 83,570 84,632 102,330 167,592 116 125 101 122 201
      Ores and other minerals 5,785 6,044 5,526 5,838 101 106 104 96 101
      Non-ferrous metals 14,801 16,436 17,531 22,132 94 105 111 118 150
      Fuels 62,984 62,152 79,273 139,622 122 131 99 126 222
         3330 Crude petroleum 45,482 40,734 53,425 93,939 117 126 90 117 207
         3342 Kerosene, medium oils 626 803 1,084 6,653 124 142 128 173 1,063
         3431 Natural gas, liquefied 30 177 351 737 313 570 581 1,154 2,419
Manufactures 607,821 757,562 842,838 968,207 104 115 125 139 159
   Iron and steel 15,354 20,728 16,360 19,233 107 112 135 107 125
   Chemicals 42,165 56,442 64,068 75,826 111 124 134 152 180
   Other semi-manufactures 53,245 66,852 74,840 83,514 103 113 126 141 157
   Machinery and transport equipment 357,882 431,607 489,192 563,952 103 113 121 137 158
      Power generating machines 9,486 15,438 16,964 18,313 112 135 163 179 193
      Other non-electrical machinery 50,511 61,374 61,588 67,161 103 112 122 122 133
Agricultural machinery and
tractors2,925 3,440 2,695 2,977 94 110 118 92 102
      Office machines & telecom. eqpt 139,927 155,908 176,840 215,544 101 108 111 126 154
         7764 Electronic microcircuits 35,487 29,436 33,181 42,021 93 92 83 94 118
         7599 Parts,data proc. etc.mch 22,457 27,292 31,051 32,885 96 108 122 138 146
         7526 Input or output units 12,936 15,047 18,115 20,547 101 117 116 140 159
         7527 Storage units,data proc. 14,451 18,319 16,982 16,440 115 137 127 118 114
      Other electrical machines 33,485 43,456 48,392 58,013 108 122 130 145 173
      Automotive products 108,016 129,834 155,723 170,195 104 112 120 144 158
7812 Passenger transport
vehicles66,127 82,430 98,329 110,920 103 112 125 149 168
         7843 Other parts, motor vehicles 20,713 22,793 26,059 28,761 101 105 110 126 139
         7821 Goods vehicles 9,836 10,663 14,620 15,217 107 123 108 149 155
      Other transport equipment 16,457 25,598 29,686 34,726 109 123 156 180 211
   Textiles 10,441 13,462 14,305 15,963 103 119 129 137 153
   Clothing 41,367 55,720 58,785 67,115 105 122 135 142 162
   Other consumer goods 87,368 112,752 125,289 142,605 106 119 129 143 163
Other 26,374 39,760 47,914 53,257 113 125 151 182 202
         9310 Special trans not classified 23,492 35,421 44,076 35,089 112 125 151 188 149
   Gold 2,154 3,574 3,037 2,661 127 141 166 141 124
Source : UNSD, Comtrade database;  and for 2000, USITC, trade dataweb.  Available at:  http://dataweb.usitc.gov/.WT/TPR/S/88 Trade Policy Review
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Table AI.2
U.S. exports and re-exports (f.o.b.) by commodity, 1995-00
1995 1998 1999 2000 a1996 1997 1998 1999 2000
Description US$ million 1995=100
Total 582,965 680,435 692,784 780,419 107 118 117 119 134
Total primary products 105,574 92,793 87,950 99,166 102 99 88 83 94
   Agriculture 80,435 69,846 65,941 71,409 102 96 87 82 89
      Food 58,723 54,330 51,973 54,341 108 101 93 89 93
      Agricultural raw material 21,712 15,516 13,968 17,067 85 82 71 64 79
   Mining 25,139 22,947 22,009 27,758 101 107 91 88 110
      Ores and other minerals 7,172 5,303 5,172 6,146 83 90 74 72 86
      Non-ferrous metals 7,514 7,575 6,910 8,272 95 103 101 92 110
      Fuels 10,454 10,070 9,926 13,340 117 121 96 95 128
Manufactures 450,276 558,107 575,326 648,907 108 123 124 128 144
   Iron and steel 5,803 6,026 5,450 6,320 90 107 104 94 109
   Chemicals 61,703 69,296 71,982 82,542 102 115 112 117 134
   Other semi-manufactures 32,774 38,999 40,293 46,446 108 119 119 123 142
   Machinery and transport equipment 281,488 358,168 369,298 412,200 109 125 127 131 146
      Power generating machines 13,597 19,130 19,992 20,645 104 130 141 147 152
         7149 Parts, jet, gasturbine eng 5,486 8,759 9,404 9,528 110 146 160 171 174
      Other non-electrical machinery 54,199 65,404 62,567 73,793 110 125 121 115 136
         Agricultural machinery and tractors 3,480 4,474 3,433 3,625 115 136 129 99 104
      Office machines & telecom eqpt 97,990 113,893 125,664 153,399 107 121 116 128 157
         7764 Electronic microcircuits 30,589 32,828 41,157 52,079 104 112 107 135 170
7599 Parts, data processing
machines, etc17,119 19,722 19,971 24,649 109 125 115 117 144
         7649 Parts, telecomms eqpt 7,073 8,887 9,618 12,421 102 119 126 136 176
         7523 Digtl proc, storage units 7,274 8,197 8,131 10,716 142 132 113 112 147
      Other electrical machines 28,522 34,920 37,265 45,135 110 124 122 131 158
      Automotive products 52,505 61,059 62,923 67,195 105 117 116 120 128
         7843 Other parts, motor vehicle 23,373 27,670 28,684 30,995 103 119 118 123 133
         7812 Passenger transport vehicles 16,799 16,436 16,794 16,950 102 102 98 100 101
      Other transport equipment 34,675 63,762 60,885 52,032 120 148 184 176 150
         7924 Aircraft etc. ULW >15000kg 12,000 30,809 28,084 21,001 126 181 257 234 175
         7929 Parts, nes, aircraft, eqpt 10,568 15,278 15,410 15,239 113 128 145 146 144
   Textiles 7,372 9,216 9,510 10,953 109 125 125 129 149
   Clothing 6,651 8,793 8,269 8,629 113 130 132 124 130
   Other consumer goods 54,485 67,608 70,523 81,818 109 123 124 129 150
Other 27,115 29,535 29,508 32,345 114 110 109 109 119
   Gold 5,098 5,407 5,225 6,015 131 112 106 102 118
a Total exports at FAS (free alongside ship) value.
Source : UNSD, Comtrade database;  and for 2000, USITC, trade dataweb.  Available at:  http://dataweb.usitc.gov/.United States WT/TPR/S/88
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Table AI.3
U.S. imports (c.i.f.) by trading partner, 1995-00
1995 1998 1999 2000 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000
Partner US$ million 1995=100
World 770,822 944,350 1,059,220 1,258,170 106 117 123 137 163
  America 256,319 327,775 374,315 446,668 112 123 128 146 174
    Canada 148,278 177,916 201,433 232,700 108 116 120 136 157
    Mexico 62,746 96,075 111,067 137,452 118 139 153 177 219
    Other America 45,296 53,784 61,814 76,516 115 126 119 136 169
  Europe 158,273 209,550 231,624 265,722 107 118 132 146 168
    EU(15) 136,815 182,031 201,098 226,773 108 119 133 147 166
      Germany 38,042 51,282 56,606 60,163 105 116 135 149 158
      United Kingdom 27,664 35,679 40,138 44,542 107 121 129 145 161
      France 17,768 24,737 26,549 30,470 108 120 139 149 171
      Italy 17,305 21,914 23,345 26,210 110 117 127 135 151
    EFTA 11,378 12,450 14,618 16,925 108 113 109 128 149
      Switzerland 7,878 9,128 10,057 10,387 102 110 116 128 132
      Norway 3,251 3,038 4,241 5,960 125 121 93 130 183
    Eastern Europe 7,509 11,447 12,221 17,618 98 119 152 163 235
      Hungary 578 1,611 1,933 2,716 121 192 279 334 470
      Czech Rep. 385 696 782 1,117 131 166 181 203 290
      Poland 711 834 868 1,107 94 105 117 122 156
      Romania 241 420 465 504 111 178 175 193 209
      Slovak Rep. 137 177 179 255 97 128 129 130 186
      Bulgaria 201 232 214 256 68 92 116 107 128
      Former USSR 5,246 7,465 7,770 10,919 94 108 142 148 208
         Russian Fed. 4,269 6,008 6,017 8,039 88 106 141 141 188
         Ukraine 472 585 586 975 122 100 124 124 207
         Estonia 69 138 259 620 94 123 199 373 894
         Kazakstan 131 178 240 443 92 91 136 184 339
         Latvia 96 126 242 307 111 170 131 252 320
         Lithuania 29 88 105 149 127 306 300 358 507
         Belarus 50 113 100 113 114 141 226 200 226
    Other Europe 2,572 3,623 3,688 4,406 103 118 141 143 171
  Asia 334,497 382,137 427,437 506,979 101 110 114 128 152
    Middle East 17,448 20,358 26,804 40,870 110 124 117 154 234
    East Asia 306,864 347,320 384,998 447,354 100 108 113 125 146
      Japan 127,195 125,090 134,871 150,632 93 98 98 106 118
      China 48,506 75,095 87,775 107,621 112 136 155 181 222
      Chinese Taipei 30,158 34,343 36,762 42,261 103 112 114 122 140
      Korea, Rep. of 24,891 24,805 32,475 41,724 94 96 100 130 168
      Malaysia 17,981 19,519 22,090 26,394 102 103 109 123 147
    South Asia 10,185 14,459 15,636 18,754 107 127 142 154 184
      India 6,091 8,659 9,590 11311.8 107 127 142 157 186
      Bangladesh 1,345 1,946 2,054 2602 106 132 145 153 193
      Pakistan 1,278 1,788 1,871 2340 106 119 140 146 183
      Sri Lanka 1,343 1,856 1,858 2145 110 127 138 138 160
  Oceania 5,490 7,869 7,885 9,727 110 127 143 144 177
  Africa 16,242 17,020 17,959 29,075 120 130 105 111 179
    Sub-Saharan Africa 11,005 10,718 11,336 20,073 123 132 97 103 182
      Nigeria 5,055 4,548 4,632 11,052 122 133 90 92 219
      Angola 2,390 2,451 2,575 3,759 119 123 103 108 157
      Gabon 1557.6 1,382 1,619 2,333 133 151 89 104 150
      Congo 223.5 337 441 544 151 225 151 197 243
    Other Africa 5,237 6,301 6,623 9,002 113 125 120 126 172
Source : UNSD, Comtrade database;  and for 2000, USITC, trade dataweb.  Available at:  http://dataweb.usitc.gov/.WT/TPR/S/88 Trade Policy Review
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Table AI.4
U.S. exports and re-exports (f.o.b.) by trading partner, 1995-00
1995 1998 1999 2000a1996 1997 1998 1999 2000
Partner US$ million 1995=100
World      582,965      680,435   692,784 780,419 107 118 117 119 134
  America      222,342      296,255   305,853   345,494 109 128 133 138 155
    Canada      126,022      154,148   163,904   176,430 105 119 122 130 140
    Mexico        46,309        78,997     87,042   111,721 123 154 171 188 241
    Other America        50,011        63,110     54,908     57,344 104 125 126 110 115
      Brazil        11,444        15,157     13,249     15,360 111 139 132 116 134
  Europe      140,193      170,651   171,506   188,600 106 117 122 122 135
    EU(15)      123,605      149,811   151,958   164,857 103 114 121 123 133
      United Kingdom        28,826        39,069     38,337     41,579 107 126 136 133 144
      Germany        22,370        26,634     26,787     29,244 105 109 119 120 131
      Netherlands        16,557        19,004     19,411     21,974 100 120 115 117 133
      France        14,250        18,071     19,147     20,281 104 116 127 134 142
    EFTA          7,711          9,201     10,106     11,757 132 132 119 131 152
      Switzerland          6,246          7,254       8,368       9,956 134 133 116 134 159
    Eastern Europe          5,707          7,474       5,658       7,521 127 135 131 99 132
      Former USSR          3,810          4,961       3,289       3,608 133 132 130 86 95
    Other Europe          3,171          4,165       3,784       4,466 107 130 131 119 141
  Asia      197,162      187,748   190,982   219,707 105 109 95 97 111
    Middle East        17,653        23,782     21,117     19,215 114 120 135 120 109
    East Asia      174,659      159,156   165,240   195,874 104 107 91 95 112
      Japan        64,260        57,884     57,481     65,254 105 102 90 89 102
      Korea, Rep. of        25,413        16,538     22,949     27,902 105 99 65 90 110
      Chinese Taipei        19,295        18,157     19,121     24,380 95 106 94 99 126
      Singapore        15,318        15,673     16,246     17,816 109 116 102 106 116
      China        11,748        14,258     13,118     16,253 102 109 121 112 138
    South Asia          4,849          4,809       4,625       4,618 104 109 99 95 95
  Oceania        12,795        14,226     14,165     15,351 110 113 111 111 120
  Africa          9,908        11,155       9,906     10,960 107 115 113 100 111
    Sub-Saharan Africa          2,590          2,973       2,749       2,744 115 120 115 106 106
    Other Africa          7,318          8,182       7,157       8,216 104 113 112 98 112
  Partner not specified             565             401          371          307 111 60 71 66 54
a Total exports at FAS (free alongside ship) value.
Source : UNSD, Comtrade database;  and for 2000, USITC, trade dataweb.  Available at:  http://dataweb.usitc.gov/.United States WT/TPR/S/88
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Table AI.5
Private services trade by type, 1998-00
(US$ million)
1998 1999 2000
Description Exports Imports Balance Exports Imports Balance Exports Imports Balance
Total private services 244,099 167,607 76,492 254,665 174,825 79,840 280,761 198,476 82,285
Travel 71,286 56,509 14,777 74,881 59,351 15,530 85,153 65,044 20,109
   Overseas 61,262 44,395 16,867 64,099 47,142 16,957 .. .. ..
   Canada 6,206 5,718 488 6,670 6,135 535 6,982 6,309 673
   Mexico 3,818 6,396 -2,578 4,112 6,074 -1,962 .. .. ..
Passenger fares 20,098 19,971 127 19,776 21,405 -1,629 21,313 23,902 -2,589
Other transportation 25,604 30,363 -4,759 27,033 34,137 -7,104 29,847 40,713 -10,866
   Freight 11,048 19,412 -8,364 11,667 22,214 -10,547 13,297 26,915 -13,618
   Port services 14,557 10,950 3,607 15,365 11,925 3,440 16,550 13,798 2,752
Royalties and license fees 36,197 11,713 24,484 36,467 13,275 23,192 37,955 16,331 21,624
   Affiliated 26,809 8,754 18,055 26,307 10,208 16,099 26,899 12,213 14,686
     U.S. parents' transactions 24,720 1,755 22,965 24,576 2,134 22,442 24,780 2,600 22,180
     U.S. affiliates' transactions 2,089 6,999 -4,910 1,731 8,074 -6,343 2,119 9,613 -7,494
   Unaffiliated 9,388 2,959 6,429 10,160 3,067 7,093 11,056 4,118 6,938
     Industrial processes 3,573 1,536 2,037 3,551 1,883 1,668 3,547 2,127 1,420
     Other 5,814 1,423 4,391 6,609 1,185 5,424 7,507 1,991 5,516
Other private services 90,914 49,051 41,863 96,508 46,657 49,851 106,493 52,486 54,007
   Affiliated services 28,397 19,756 8,641 28,943 22,437 6,506 31,659 24,005 7,654
     U.S. parents' transactions 18,232 10,406 7,826 18,111 11,427 6,684 18,608 11,290 7,318
     U.S. affiliates' transactions 10,165 9,350 815 10,832 11,010 -178 13,051 12,715 336
  Unaffiliated services 62,517 29,295 33,222 67,565 24,220 43,345 74,834 28,481 46,353
     Education 9,037 1,591 7,446 9,572 1,840 7,732 10,116 2,136 7,980
     Financial services 11,273 3,561 7,712 13,925 3,574 10,351 17,851 5,071 12,780
     Insurance, net 2,189 9,080 -6,891 2,295 4,078 -1,783 2,660 6,609 -3,949
        Premiums 7,265 20,290 -13,025 8,259 21,242 -12,983 8,961 22,076 -13,115
        Losses 5,076 11,210 -6,134 5,964 17,164 -11,200 6,302 15,467 -9,165
   Telecommunications 5,538 7,687 -2,149 4,460 6,766 -2,306 3,882 6,025 -2,143
Business, professional, and technical
services22,175 6,869 15,306 24,368 7,430 16,938 26,354 8,067 18,287
Accounting, auditing, and bookkeeping
services353 318 35 440 531 -91 .. .. ..
      Advertising 488 886 -398 414 757 -343 .. .. ..
      Agricultural services 22 8 14 25 9 16 .. .. ..
      Computer and data processing services 1,922 399 1,523 2,291 432 1,859 .. .. ..
Construction, engineering, architectural,
and mining services3,548 544 3,004 4,071 530 3,541 .. .. ..
       Data base and other information services 1524 151 1,373 1741 198 1,543 .. .. ..
       Industrial engineering 1,316 205 1,111 1,492 141 1,351 .. .. ..
Installation, maintenance, and repair of
equipment3,212 310 2,902 3,487 302 3,185 .. .. ..
       Legal services 2,419 637 1,782 2,560 844 1,716 .. .. ..
       Mailing, reproduction, and commercial art 15 30 -15 23 32 -9 .. .. ..
       Management of health care facilities 23 10 13 26 10 16 .. .. ..
Management, consulting, and public
relations services1,841 888 953 1,910 867 1,043 .. .. ..
       Medical services 1,204 ... ... 1,302 ... ... .. .. ..
       Miscellaneous disbursements 146 1,139 -993 195 1,257 -1,062 .. .. ..
       Operational leasing 2,366 174 2,192 2,606 162 2,444 .. .. ..
       Personnel supply services 106 18 88 102 20 82 .. .. ..
       Research, development, and testing services 833 667 166 767 782 -15 .. .. ..
       Sports and performing arts 104 240 -136 98 270 -172 .. .. ..
       Training services 419 165 254 408 175 233 .. .. ..
Other business, professional and technical
services a313 79 234 408 111 297 .. .. ..
   Other unaffiliated services b12,305 507 11,798 12,946 532 12,414 13,972 575 13,397
.. Not available.
a Other business, professional, and technical services consists of language translation services, security services, collection
services, actuarial services, salvage services, satellite photography services, oil spill and toxic waste cleanup services, and
merchanting services.
b Exports include mainly film and tape rentals and expenditures of foreign governments and international organizations in the
United States. Imports include mainly expenditures of U.S. residents temporarily working abroad and  film and tape rentals.
Source : U.S., Bureau of Economic Analysis (2001), Balance of Payments and related data available at http://www.bea.doc.
gov/bea/di1.htm.WT/TPR/S/88 Trade Policy Review
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Status of dispute-related WTO matters involving the United States, January 1999-March 2001
Subject Against/raised by: Actions taken (date) WTO document
Issues raised against the United States
Import prohibition of certain shrimp
and shrimp products.US/India, Malaysia,
Pakistan and ThailandConsultations requested (October 96); panel
and appellate body reports adopted (November
98); status report circulated (July 99);understanding between Malaysia and the
United States regarding possible proceedings
under Articles 21 and 22 of the DSU(December 99); recourse by Malaysia to
Article 21.5 of DSU (October 00); request for
extension of implementation time-period
pursuant to Article 21.3 (a) (March 01 )WT/DS58/1-19 &
Add. 1-4 WT/DS58/R
WT/DS/AB/R
Measures affecting governmentprocurement.US/EU and Japan Consultations requested (July 97);
complainant requested panel to suspend
proceedings (February 99); authority of panel
lapsed (February 00)WT/DS88/1-6
WT/DS95/1-6
Anti-Dumping duty on Dynamic
Random Access Memory
Semiconductors (DRAMS) on onemegabit or above from KoreaUS/Korea Consultations requested (August 97); panel
report adopted (March 99); recourse to Article
21.5 of the DSU by Korea (March 00); panelproceedings suspended in the context of
bilateral talks (September 00)WT/DS99/1-11
WT/DS99/R
Tax treatment for "Foreign Sales
Corporations"US/EU Consultations requested (November 97); panel
and appellate body report adopted (March 00);
understanding between the EU and the United
States regarding procedures under Articles 21and 22 of the DSU and Article 4 of the SCM
Agreement (October 00); recourse to
Article 22.2 of the DSU by the EU(November 00); consultations requested by the
EU under Article 21.5 of the DSU (November
00); request by the US for arbitration underArticle 22.6 of the DSU (November 00);
arbitration suspended (December 00); panel
established (December 00);  request for
extension of implementation time-period
pursuant to Article 21.3 (a) (July 01 )WT/DS108/1-20
WT/DS108/R
WT/DS108/AB/R
Anti-Dumping Act of 1916 US/EU, Japan Consultations requested (June 98); panel and
appellate body report adopted (September 00)WT/DS136/1-12
WT/DS162/1-15
WT/DS136/R
WT/DS136/AB/R
Imposition of countervailing duties
on certain hot-rolled lead and
bismuth carbon steel productsoriginating in the United KingdomUS/EU Consultations requested (June 98); panel and
appellate body report adopted (June 00)WTDS138/1-9
WT/DS138/R
WT/DS138/AB/R
Measures affecting textiles andapparel products (II)US/EU Consultations requested (November 98);
mutually agreed solution (July 00)WT/DS151/1-10
Section 301-310 of the Trade Act of
1974US/EU Consultations requested (November 98); panel
report adopted (January 00)WT/DS152/1-14
WT/DS152/R
Sections 110(5) of the U.S.
Copyright ActUS/EU Consultations requested (January 99); panel
report adopted (July 00); request for extension
of implementation time-period pursuant to
Article 21.3(a) (August 00); arbitration underArticle 21.3(c) of the DSU (January 01)WT/DS160/1-13
WT/DS160/R
Import measures on certain productsfrom the EUUS/EU Consultations requested (March 99); panel
report circulated (July 00); appeal by the EUunder paragraph 4 of Article 16 of the DSU
(September 00); appellate body report and
panel report adopted (January 01)WT/DS165/1-13
WT/DS/R & Add. 1
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Subject Against/raised by: Actions taken (date) WTO document
Definitive safeguard measures on
imports of wheat gluten from the
EUUS/EU Consultations requested (March 99); panel
report circulated (July 00); appeal by the
United States under paragraph 4 of Article 16of the DSU (September 00); appellate body
report circulated (December 00); agreement
under Article 21.3(b) of the DSU (April 01)WT/DS166/1-12
WT/DS166/R
WT/DS166/AB/R
Countervailing duty investigationwith respect to live cattleUS/Canada Consultations requested (March 99) WT/DS167/1-2
Section 211 Omnibus
Appropriations Act of 1998US/EU and their
member statesConsultations requested (July 99); panel
establishment requested (June 00); pursuant to
Article 12.9 of the DSU, the panel considersthat it cannot issue its report within six months
(April 01)WT/DS176/1-4
Safeguard measure on imports of
fresh, chilled or frozen lamb from
New ZealandUS/New Zealand
and AustraliaConsultations requested individually (July 99);
constitution of panel established jointly
(November 99); appeal by the United States
under Article 16.4 of the DSU (January 01);appellate Body Report circulated to WTO
Members (May 01)WT/DS177/1-9
WT/DS178/1-10
Anti-dumping measures on stainlesssteel plate in coils and stainless steel
sheet and strip from KoreaUS/Korea Consultations requested (July 99);  panel report
circulated (December 00); panel report adopted
(April 01)WT/DS179/1-5
WT/DS179/R
Reclassification of certain sugarsyrupsUS/Canada Consultations requested (September 99) WT/DS180/1
Anti-dumping measures on certain
hot-rolled steel products from JapanUS/Japan Consultations requested (November 99);
constitution of panel established (March 00);appeal by the United States under Article 16.4
of the DSU (April 01)WT/DS184/1-5
Section 337 of the Tariff Act of
1930 and amendments theretoUS/EU and their
member statesConsultations requested (January 00) WT/DS186/1-3
Transitional safeguard measure on
combed cotton yarn from PakistanUS/Pakistan Request for the establishment of a panel
(April 00); panel established (June 00); requestfor extension of implementation time-period
pursuant to Article 21.3 (a) (March 01)WT/DS192/1-3
Measures treating export restraints
as subsidiesUS/Canada Consultations requested (May 00); request for
the establishment of a panel (July 00)WT/DS194/1-3
Section 306 of the Trade Act of
1974 and amendments theretoUS/EU Consultations requested (June 00) WT/DS200/1-13
Definitive safeguard measures on
imports of cellular welded carbonquality line pipe from KoreaUS/Korea Consultations requested (June 00); panel
established (January 01)WT/DS202/1-5
Anti-dumping and countervailing
measures on steel plate from IndiaUS/India Consultations requested (October 00) WT/DS206/1
Countervailing measures
concerning certain products from
the EUUS/EU Consultations requested (November 00) WT/DS212/1
Countervailing measures
concerning certain products from
the EUUS/Brazil Consultations requested (November 2000) WT/DS212/1-3
Countervailing duties on certain
corrosion-resistant carbon steel flat
products from Germany.US/EU Consultations requested (November 00) WT/DS213/1
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Subject Against/raised by: Actions taken (date) WTO document
Countervailing duties on certain
corrosion-resistant carbon steel flat
products from Germany.US/Germany, India Consultations requested (November 00) WT/DS213/1-2
Definitive safeguard measures on
imports of steel wire rod and
circular welded quality line pipeUS/EU, Canada, India Consultations requested (December 00) WT/DS214/1-3
Tariff Act of 1930 signed on 28
October 2000 with the title of
"Continued Dumping and SubsidyOffset Act of 2000"US/Australia, Brazil,
Chile, EU, India,
Indonesia, Japan,Korea, Thailand,
Argentina, Canada,
MexicoConsultations requested (December 00) WT/DS217/1-4
Countervailing duties on certain
carbon steel products from BrazilUS/Brazil, Consultations requested (December 00) WT/DS218/1-2
Section 129 (C) (1) of the Uruguay
Round Agreements ActUS/Canada, India, EU Consultations requested (January 01) WT/DS221/1-3
US Patents Code US/Brazil, India Consultations requested (February 01) WT/DS224/1-2
Anti-Dumping Duties on Seamless
Pipe from ItalyUS/EU Consultations requested (February 01) WT/DS225/1
Anti-Dumping Duties on Seamless
Pipe from ItalyUS/Japan Consultations requested (February 01) WT/DS225/2
United States as a complainant
Measures affecting the importation
of salmonidsAustralia/US Consultations requested (November 95);
complainant requested the panel, pursuant to
Article 12.12 of the DSU, to suspend its work
until July 2000 in light of ongoingconsultations (May 00); notification of
mutually agreed solution (November 00)WT/DS21/1-10
Measures concerning meat and meat
products (hormones)EU/US Consultations requested (January 96); panel
and appellate body reports adopted (February
98); status report circulated (January 99);
recourse to Article 22.2 of the DSU by the US(May 99); request for arbitration by the E.C.
(June 99); retaliation by the United States
under Article 22.7 of the DSU (July 99)WT/DS26/1-21
WT/DS26/R
WT/DS26/AB/R
WT/DS26/ABR
Regime for the importation, sale
and distribution of bananasEU/US with Ecuador,
Guatemala, Honduras
and MexicoConsultations requested (February 96); panel
and appellate body reports adopted (September
97); award of the Arbitrator (January 98); re-request for consultations (August 98); award of
Arbitrator (March 99); retaliation by the United
States under Article 22.7 of the DSU (April99); status Report circulated (July 99); request
for arbitration by the E.C. (Nov 99); re-request
for arbitration by Ecuador, Honduras andGuatemala (May 01)WT/DS27/1-57; &
Add. 1-11
WT/DS27/R/USA,MEX,HND,GTM, ECU
WT/DS27/AB/R
WT/DS27/RW/EECWT/DS27/ARB
Certain measures concerningperiodicalsCanada/US Consultations requested (April 96); panel and
appellate body reports adopted; status reportsby Canada (March, April, July, September 98);
bilateral agreement (May 99)WT/DS31/R;
WT/DS31/AB/R;WT/DS31/1-9 & Add.1-5
Table AII.1 (cont'd)United States WT/TPR/S/88
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Subject Against/raised by: Actions taken (date) WTO document
Patent protection for
pharmaceuticals and agricultural
chemical productsIndia/US Consultations requested (July 96); panel and
appellate body reports adopted (January 98);
recourse to Article 21.5 of the DSU by the US(January 99)WT/DS50/1-12 &
Add. 1-4 WT/DS/50/R
WT/DS50/AB/R
Certain measures affecting importsof footwear, textiles, apparel and
other itemsArgentina/US Consultations requested (October 96); panel
and appellate body reports adopted (April 98);
status reports circulated (January-June 99)WT/DS56/1-15 &
Add. 1-5 WT/DS/R
WT/DS/AB/R
Certain measures affecting the
automobile industryIndonesia/US Consultations requested (October 96); panel
report adopted (July 98); status Reports
circulated (June-July 99)WT/DS59/1-15 & Add. 1
WT/DS59/R
Measures affecting agriculturalproductsJapan/US Consultations requested (April 97); panel and
appellate body reports adopted (March 99);
status reports circulated (January-October 00)WT/DS76/1-11 & Add. 1-
9 WT/DS76/R
WT/DS76/AB/R
Taxes on alcoholic beverages Korea/US Consultations requested (May 97); panel and
appellate body reports adopted (February 99);
award of Arbitrator (June 99); status report
circulated (January 00)WT/DS84/1-16
WT/DS84/R
WT/DS84/AB/R
Quantitative restrictions on importsof agriculture, textiles and industrial
productsIndia/US Consultations requested (July 97); panel
and appellate body reports adopted
(September 99); status reports circulated (July-November 00)WT/DS90/1-16 & Add. 1-
3 WT/DS90/R
WT/DS90/AB/R
Measures affecting the importationof milk and the exportation ofdairy productsCanada/US,
New ZealandConsultations requested (October 97);  panel
and appellate body reports adopted (October99); understanding among the parties
(December 99); understanding among the
parties (January 01); recourse by the UnitedStates to Article 21.5 of the DSU (February
01); recourse by the US to Article 22.2 of the
DSU (February 01); request by Canada forarbitration under Article 22.6 of the DSU
(January 01); re-establishment of the original
panel (April 01)WT/DS103/1-19 &
Add.1-3 WT/DS113/1-19WT/DS/103/R
WT/DS/103/AB/R
Enforcement of intellectual propertyrights for motion pictures and
television programsEU, Greece/US Notification of Mutually Agreed Solution
(April 01)WT/DS124/1-2
WT/DS125/1-2
Subsidies provided to producers and
exporters of automotive leatherAustralia/US Consultations requested (May 98); panel
Report adopted (June 99); status reportcirculated (September 99); recourse to Article
21.5 of DSU by the US (October 99); mutually
satisfactory solution reached (July 00)WT/DS126/1-11
WT/DS126/RWT/DS126/RW
Anti-dumping investigation of high-
fructose corn syrup (HFCS)Mexico/US Consultations requested (May 98); panel report
adopted (February 00); mutual agreement on
reasonable period of time for implementation(April 00); recourse by the United States to
Article 21.5 of DSU. (October 00);
composition of the panel (November 00);request for extension of implementation time-
period pursuant to Article 21.3 (a) (January 01)WT/DS132/1-8
WT/DS132/R
Measures affecting imports of fresh,
chilled and frozen beefKorea/US Consultations requested (February 99); panel
report circulated (July 00); notification of
appeal by Korea (September 00); appellate
Body Report adopted (January 01), agreementunder Article 21.3 (b) of the DSU (April 01)WT/DS161/1-12
WT/DS/R
Measures affecting governmentprocurementKorea/US Consultations requested (February 99); panel
report circulated (May 00); panel Reportadopted (November 00)WT/DS163/1-7
WT/DS163/R
Table AII.1 (cont'd)WT/TPR/S/88 Trade Policy Review
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Subject Against/raised by: Actions taken (date) WTO document
Measures affecting imports of
footwearArgentina/US Consultations requested (March 99); request
for the establishment of a panel (May 99)WT/DS164/1-4
Term of patent protection Canada/US Consultations requested (May 99);  panel
established (September 99);  panel Report
circulated (5 May 00);  appellate Body report
circulated (September 00); appellate bodyreport and panel report adopted (October 00);
request by the United States for Arbitration
under Article 21.3 (c) of the DSU (December00); arbitration under Article  21.3 (c) of the
DSU (February 01)WT/DS170/1-11;
WT/DS170/R;
WT/DS170/AB/R
Patent protection forpharmaceuticals and test data
protection for agricultural chemicalsArgentina/US Consultations requested (May 99) WT/DS171/1-2
Measures relating to the
development of a flight
management systemEU/US Consultations requested (May 99) WT/DS172/1
Measures relating to the
development of a flight
management systemFrance/US Consultations requested (May 99) WT/DS173/1
Protection of trademarks and
geographical indications for
agricultural products and foodstuffsEU/US Consultations requested (June 99) WT/DS174/1-3
Measures affecting trade and
investment in the motor vehicle
sectorIndia/US Consultations requested (June 99); request for
the establishment of a panel (July 00);
constitution of the panel established(November 00)WT/DS175/1-5
Anti-dumping measures on stainless
steel plate in coils and stainless steelsheet and strip from KoreaKorea/US Consultations requested (August 99); panel
report circulated (February 01); panel reportadopted (May 01)WT/DS179/1-5
Measures affecting trade and
investment in the motor vehiclesectorPhilippines/US Consultations requested (May 00) WT/DS195/1-4
Certain measures on the protection
of patents and test dataArgentina/US Consultations requested (May 00) WT/DS196/1-3
Measures on minimum import
pricesBrazil/US Consultations requested (May 00) WT/DS197/1-2
Measures on minimum import
pricesRomania/US Consultations requested (May 00) WT/DS198/1
Measures affecting patent protection Brazil/US Consultations requested (May 00); request for
the establishment of a panel (January 01)WT/DS199/1-3
Measures affecting trade in ive
swineMexico/US Consultations requested (July 00) WT/DS/203/1
Measures affecting
telecommunications servicesMexico/US Consultations requested (August 00); request
for the establishment of a panel (November 00)WT/DS204/1-2
Administration of measures
establishing custom duties for riceBelgium/US Consultations requested (October 00); request
for the establishment of a panel (January 01)WT/DS210/1-2
Provisional anti-dumping measure
on electric transformersMexico/US Consultations requested (January 01) WT/DS216/1-3
Respect to the application by the
EU of a tariff-rate quota on corn
gluten feed imported from the
United States.EU/US Consultations requested (January 01) WT/DS223/1
Source : WTO Secretariat.
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