It’s preposterous. There’s no problem that’s getting addressed with this solution, this is a solution in search of some problem.
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… EOP components organize and drive a - 911 EOP components organize and drive a coordinated policy agenda on behalf of the President. Chapter Executive Office … - page 55
… trade practices have disrupted the open-market trading system that has provided mutual benefit to all participating countries—including China—for decades. The failure of the World Trade … - page 55
… outlines recommended trade policy priorities for the incoming President. However, regardless of the approach, successful implementation of that trade agenda will require the President to articulate a clear … - page 55
… To address these and other challenges, - 914 To address these and other challenges, protect the American worker, and secure free and open … communities and businesses, the next President must leverage the institutional resources and strength of the USTR and … - page 55
… - 915 The USTR’s mission is vitally important in reorienting the global trading system in adirection that is open, fair, and prosperous. … - page 55
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