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- Trade Negotiations During the 110th Congress
- This report discusses the trade negotiations during Bush Administration, which has made bilateral and regional free-trade agreements (FTAs) an important element of U.S. trade policy, a strategy known as “competitive liberalization.”
- Foreign Affairs, Defense, and Trade: Key Issues for the 110th Congress
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- Tax Treaty Legislation in the 110th Congress: Explanation and Economic Analysis
- This report discusses the proposals that are designed to curb “treaty shopping” — instances where a foreign parent firm in one country receives its U.S.-source income through an intermediate subsidiary in a third country that is signatory to a tax-reducing treaty with the United States.