Title: International trade
Subjects: Commercial treaties, United States, Government policy, Commerce, Foreign economic relations, Public records, Aircraft industry, Semiconductor industry, Foreign trade promotion, Produce trade, Evaluation, Computer industry, Equipment and supplies, Exports, United States. Office of the U.S. Trade Representative, International trade, Foreign trade regulation, Law and legislation, Commercial policy, Tariff, Tariff preferences, Grain trade, United States. Foreign Agricultural Service, U.S. Customs Service, Export subsidies, Technology transfer, Agriculture, Statistics, Marketing, Information services, Free trade, Countertrade, United States. Dept. of State, Intellectual property, Antidumping duties, United States. Dept. of Commerce, Machine-tool industry, Export marketing, Patents, Farm produce, Canada, Dumping (International trade), Certificates of origin, Economic aspects of Agriculture, Semiconductor production equipment industry, United States International Trade Commission, Smoking, Embargo, Agricultural biotechnology, Unfair Competition, Imports, Auditing, Politics and government, General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (Organization), Wheat trade, Agricultural subsidies, Economic aspects of Smoking, Appropriations and expenditures, Advertising, Small business, Moral and ethical aspects, Cigarettes, International Competition, Agriculture and state, Surplus agricultural commodities, United States. Bureau of Customs and Border Protection, Diamond industry and trade, Canada. 1988 Jan. 2., American Economic sanctions, War, Uruguay Round (1987-1994), Finance, Government marketing, Moral and ethical aspects of International trade, Partnership, Tariff on clothing, Offshore assembly industry, Favored nation clause, Officials and employees, Tobacco industry, Technological innovations, Salmon fisheries, Fees, Economic aspects, Export sales contracts, Canada. 1992 Oct. 7., Fish trade, Restraint of trade, Accounting, Resource allocation, Tariff on textile fabrics, Intellectual property (International law), Wood products, Biotechnology industries, Prices, Sockeye salmon, Public opinion, International economic relations, Customs administration, Product counterfeiting, Moral and ethical aspects of Diamond industry and trade, Costs, American Agricultural assistance, Patents (International law), United States. Department of Commerce, United States. Department of State, Canada. 1988 January 2., Transshipment, North American Free Trade Agreement
Places: United States, Japan, Canada, Europe, China, Nigeria, Iraq, Alaska, Bristol Bay Region, Soviet Union, Australia, Asia, Romania, Mexico, Mexican-American Border Region, European Economic Community countries, Developing countries, Taiwan