International trade agreements, changes in domestic farm policies, and laws and international trade rulings were all part of the mix.
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Two-in-five jobs in the state are tied to international trade, according to the Washington Council on International Trade.
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Our international trade system does have serious problems and negative impacts, but those call for revamped international trade deals and institutions.
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Research published this month by John VerWey, an international trade analyst at the United States International Trade Commission, puts the situation into perspective.
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Research published this month by John VerWey, an international trade analyst at the United States International Trade Commission, puts the situation into perspective.
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Since 1989, all Pteropus species have been listed in the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species (CITES), limiting legal international trade in hunted bats.
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Lamar is also president of the Washington International Trade Association, an organization that provides a forum for discussion of international trade policy and related issues.
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Most Asian countries have laws prohibiting domestic sales, and the international trade of bear products is prohibited under the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species (CITES).
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I later, after spending two years with a boutique international trade law firm, opened my own private practice and won virtually every international trade case I defended (I am in favor of free trade generally) before the U.S. International Trade Commission ("ITC") and the U.S. Department of Commerce ("DOC").
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Lamar is also president of the Washington International Trade Association (WITA), an organization dedicated to providing a neutral forum for discussion of international trade policy and related issues.
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Lamar is also president of the Washington International Trade Association (WITA), a nonprofit, nonpartisan organization dedicated to providing a neutral forum for discussion of international trade policy and related issues.
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International trade — CNBC's Kayla Tausche contributed to this report.
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The international trade in ivory has been banned since 1990 under the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora (CITES), an international treaty signed by most countries.
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Experts say the turning point came in 1975, when the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora, signed by 183 countries, banned the fish from international trade.
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Liang Ming, director of the Institute of International Trade at the Ministry of Commerce's Chinese Academy of International Trade and Economic Cooperation, rejected the idea that Chinese firms were leaving China in droves.
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Liang Ming, director of the Institute of International Trade at the Ministry of Commerce's Chinese Academy of International Trade and Economic Cooperation, rejected the idea that Chinese firms were leaving China in droves.
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"We know we are respecting international trade rules," she said.
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Eamon, you know they're half of our international trade deficit.
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Rarely has a single word caused such international trade disruption.
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About half of our international trade deficit is with China.
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She was the Deputy Undersecretary of Commerce for International Trade.
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Steel and aluminium are regular targets in international trade disputes.
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Of those, employers of 26.8m are involved in international trade.
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"There will be more [international trade agreements] coming," Brodtmann said.
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LIAM FOX TO HEAD NEW BRITISH INTERNATIONAL TRADE DEPARTMENT - BBC
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"It is a sad day for international trade," Guajardo said.
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Such policies contributed to a drastic decline in international trade.
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President Roosevelt set about repairing the damage to international trade.
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International trade drives the California economy, the world's sixth largest.
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Subsidies are a persistent source of controversy in international trade.
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Second, the bill contains complex new rules regarding international trade.
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But the problem is that international trade is wickedly complicated.
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That's why international trade is so vital to this industry.
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Otherwise it would be a violation of international trade rules.
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All international trade ballooned since 22019, not just within NAFTA.
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Today, further risks to international trade loom on the horizon.
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The organization promotes international trade for fashion brands and retailers.
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A worldwide trade war commenced, and international trade was shattered.
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"International trade creates diffuse benefits and concentrated costs," he added.
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That accumulation of wealth was increasingly driven by international trade.
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He is an international trade lawyer in Toronto, not Ottawa.
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He previously served as undersecretary of international trade for Mexico.
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The president's views on international trade have also caused waves.
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China's economic system therefore sits awkwardly alongside international trade law.
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The second misconception is that international trade destroys U.S. jobs.
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Consequently, regulations from the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora, an international trade agreement among more than 180 countries, restrict the export of red coral harvested after 1969.
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Michigan and Indiana have particularly high international trade exposure, according to Moody's credit agency, which said Michigan had international trade account for 38 percent of its gross domestic product, while Indiana had 24 percent.
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American importers who circumvent duties on Chinese steel through transshipping also face enormous civil and financial risk, said William Perry, an international trade lawyer and a former official at the United States International Trade Commission.
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EDT Friday, at the same time international trade data is released.
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Rewrite the rules of international trade, and give workers the pen.
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The case at the U.S. International Trade Commission is 337-945.
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Another international trade deal that candidate Trump campaigned against was NAFTA.
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They both oppose international trade deals, saying they hurt American jobs.
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The US Court of International Trade is an Article III court.
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The international trade gap shrank in September, while wholesale inventories rose.
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Meanwhile, oil prices continued to have an influence on international trade.
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He can embrace international trade and contribute to making America great.
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For a long time there were big barriers to international trade.
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This process brings the "rule of law" to international trade disputes.
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We are at a tipping point in U.S. international trade policy.
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None of these cases involved any real barriers to international trade.
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International trade, global security, and fundamental values are negotiable and transactional.
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German stocks, seen as heavily exposed to international trade, fell 183%.
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Last, the president's international trade efforts need to come to fruition.
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He lectures frequently on the subjects of politics and international trade.
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ET: initial jobless claims, international trade data and first-quarter productivity.
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Performs other duties that support the department's goals on international trade.
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"The international trade has been stockpiling basically," said one European trader.
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There will be limits in international trade, sports, culture and education.
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And why damage to international trade could take years to repair.
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International Trade Secretary attacks BBC as he begins US trade trip.
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But these pacts have not restricted international trade in natural resources.
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ET. International trade data is due out at 8:30 a.m.
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She is a former chairwoman of the U.S. International Trade Commission.
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U.S. International Trade in Goods & Services Trade Balance 8:30 a.m.
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International trade data is also be released at 8:30 a.m.
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And the same was true of support for international trade agreements.
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Ryan doesn't even express alarm at the backlash against international trade.
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But invoking national defence is all but taboo at the WTO, the arbiter of international trade rules since 1995, because some trade experts think it could make it easy for countries to escape their international trade obligations.
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President Donald Trump might be disrupting the status quo surrounding international trade but he's only one member of the World Trade Organization (WTO), according to the executive director of its joint agency, the International Trade Centre (ITC).
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International trade data for November is also out at 8:30 a.m.
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International trade is getting its fair share of attention this campaign season.
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What does the U.S. International Trade Commission have the authority to do?
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We need more markets for dairy and a stable international trade policy.
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North Korea depends on China for 80 percent of its international trade.
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Will he actually alter corporate law, or federal policy, or international trade?
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Marsha Blackburn; Stefan Seling, former undersecretary of International Trade; Fresno County, Calif.
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"Small companies are not as exposed to international trade dynamics," said Bell.
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It filed with the international trade arbitration branch of the World Bank.
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Interestingly, torpedoing international trade proved not to be an effective political strategy.
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FEW countries have done as well out of international trade as Germany.
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Similarly international trade connects us all, in ways we don't even realize.
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But, as a general statement, it runs counter to international trade theory.
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U. Study Center at the China Association of International Trade in Beijing.
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The U.S. International Trade Commission's finding applies to cut-to-length plate.
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India remains closed in key respects to international trade—and is headed
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The U.S. International Trade Commission will investigate the injury claim this summer.
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Liam Fox, a former defense secretary, will take charge of international trade.
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Another, Liam Fox, was named to head a new international trade department.
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Outsourcing of this form is really just a form of international trade.
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International trade in goods data are also due at 8:30 a.m.
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As Baldwin explains, advances in international trade have often followed technological leaps.
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Another pro-Brexiter, Liam Fox, will be in charge of international trade.
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Companies were "being unfairly punished for participating in international trade," she said.
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Also going unpublished: numbers on residential construction, international trade, and retail sales.
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"There are huge opportunities here absolutely," Browne told the International Trade Committee.
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Longer term, might this erode American dominance of the international trade system?
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It's also not unorthodox in international trade: China often does the same.
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Several international trade fairs have been canceled, including the ITB Tourism Fair.
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International trade is based on mutual gain, not on winners and losers.
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Now Prime Minister Trudeau has named a minister of international trade diversification.
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Immigration and international trade were seen as costly downsides to international integration.
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International trade is governed by rules — rules America helped put in place.
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To do this, we need more, not less, cooperation in international trade.
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European shares gained ground after encouraging comments from China about international trade.
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" Then, perhaps: "Nobody knew that international trade policy could be so complicated.
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Brexit negotiations and US trade policy are creating uncertainties around international trade.
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It's illegal to buy, sell, import, and export poached ivory in the US, and most countries around the world, ever since the 1990 Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species (CITES) ban on the international trade of ivory.
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In 2014, 51.9 percent of international trade by value and 49.4 percent of international trade by volume of transactions were invoiced in U.S. dollars, even when a U.S. counterparty was not part of the transaction, the BIS said.
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"Because of the size of their economies, the tariffs imposed by Unites States and China will inevitably have significant repercussions on international trade," Pamela Coke-Hamilton, head of UNCTAD's international trade division, said at a press conference on Monday.
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" • A globalist economist is sitting in his shop on the Lower East Side, making international trade agreements, when a customer comes in very upset and says, "I have a complaint about this international trade agreement you made for me.
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The plants are included in an appendix to the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora, or CITES, an agreement meant to protect plants and animals from the potential harm posed by international trade.
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But what happens if the president drives an exit from international trade deals?
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Trump has repeatedly vowed to renegotiate or withdraw from the international trade agreement.
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I'm a big believer that international trade is a net positive for everybody.
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The company also grappled with tariffs resulting from the ongoing international trade war.
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"So far, the international trade dispute has had hardly any impact," SECO said.
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Trump has said, without elaboration, that international trade deals have hurt American workers.
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Such a battle would lead to higher prices and could stifle international trade.
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"We are particularly interested in preventing anything from disrupting international trade," Wilkins said.
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But the state that sits next to Canada also relies on international trade.
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That has happened in part due to his chaotic approach to international trade.
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LONDON (Reuters) - There will be few tears shed for Metro International Trade Services.
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The International Trade Commission published its reasoning three weeks after announcing the decision.
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The niceties of diplomacy and international trade... it's just not the Trump way.
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But U.S. clout in international trade and finance limits their scope for action.
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France's Front National believes that globalization and international trade hinder the country's industry.
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The third buyer is Shanghai International Trade, buying 1 million WMT, it said.
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He is also a former Congressional aide and international trade and development professional.
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Paula Stern is the former chairwoman of the U.S. International Trade Commission (USITC).
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International trade deals have become a flash point in the U.S. presidential race.
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He also frequently disparaged international trade deals, and vowed to reevaluate such agreements.
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Jim Renacci, has had to explain his past votes for international trade agreements.
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The UK's international trade secretary, however, says doing so would break the law.
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Among the popular one-liners is this: International trade deals steal American jobs.
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Turns out we can learn a lot about international trade policy from baseball.
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He is a partner in Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld's international trade practice.
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Steptoe & Johnson has Richard Cunningham on the account, a leading international trade lawyer.
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Bonker left Congress in 1989 and focuses his lobbying work on international trade.
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O) will ask the U.S. International Trade Commission to bar Apple Inc (AAPL.
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The U.S. International Trade Commission is scheduled to make a determination by Feb.
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In February, the International Trade Commission said that Arista had violated three patents.
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International trade has been shown to lower prices, lift wages and expand economies.
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America would become competitive again in international trade and maintain its global leadership.
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International trade figures for November are scheduled to be released on January 8.
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On the contrary, increasing international trade would help climate-proof the U.S. economy.
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And it's still a powerful tool for setting international trade standards, says Sneider.
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Senate Banking Subcommittee on National Security and International Trade and Finance Out: Sen.
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Trade update: The International Trade Commission reversed the White House's tariff on newsprint.
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International trade can be a useful tool for economic expansion and job creation.
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Instead, companies will drastically shorten their value chains, which could reduce international trade.
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U. Study Center at the influential China Association of International Trade in Beijing.
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Markets were buffeted by mixed messages from Washington on its international trade actions.
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Shifts on international trade, as a two-year clock started ticking on Brexit.
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On Thursday, he released a statement hailing the merits of expanding international trade.
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Trump has alarmed some mainstream Republicans with vows to shred international trade deals.
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President Trump's "I's" were immigration reform, infrastructure improvement, international trade and internal security.
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Do you think this is the way international trade deals should be made.
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The U.S. sanctions are causing "great distress," according to the international trade scholar.
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"Our basic assumption is that international trade of LNG will continue," Varro said.
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ET, followed by international trade and productivity & costs data at 8:30 a.m.
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It will slow the solar market and increase tensions with international trade partners.
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But Mr. Trump's first big international trade fight could be over solar panels.
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Free marketers were shocked by his unorthodox views on international trade and entitlements.
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One of these firms was CSC Sugar LLC, which sued to halt the deal before the Court of International Trade, a New York-based federal court that reviews challenges to trade decisions by the Commerce Department and U.S. International Trade Commission.
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The shipping industry is in an eight-year downturn due to slowing international trade.
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Japanese policymakers also worry about the overall economic impact of the international trade tensions.
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That nightmare scenario would wreak havoc on the global financial system and international trade.
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The tariffs would "seriously impact the normal order of international trade," the ministry said.
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Singapore is seen as a bellwether for growth because international trade dwarfs its economy.
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"We need to do everything possible to avoid an international trade war," he said.
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Any business involved in international trade "could become part of the story," Bostic said.
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Trump draws from a history of presidential aspirants focused on immigration and international trade.
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He definitely disrupted international trade, but his restrictions have done more harm than good.
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There is also international trade and productivity and costs at 2000:30 a.m. EDT.
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International trade changes the mix, not the number, of jobs in the United States.
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Li did warn that global economic risks are increasing and international trade is slowing.
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Champagne's former department has therefore been renamed as the ministry of international trade diversification.
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Interestingly, though, only 13 percent of those jobs were lost due to international trade.
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Now Suniva and SolarWorld are seeking new protections from America's International Trade Commission (ITC).
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"We will continue to comply with all of our international trade obligations," he wrote.
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The strength or weakness of the dollar has the biggest impact on international trade.
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Specifically, they talked about online retail, international trade and the so-called sharing economy.
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The U.S. International Trade Commission is expected vote next year to finalize the tariffs.
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But, shippers also say that increasing international trade has added to the container shortage.
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Besides the employment report, international trade is also released at 8:30 a.m. ET.
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Most Democratic voters in Ohio also said that international trade had cost America jobs.
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Businesses have high hopes for replacing crumbling infrastructure that impedes national and international trade.
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Economists have warned that protectionist measures could stifle international trade and hurt global growth.
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Among the reasons cited are international trade tensions and an overall slowing Chinese economy.
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Mr Fox's Department for International Trade needs 1,000 staff, including hundreds of trade negotiators.
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More than 50 million Americans are employed by companies that engage in international trade.
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She was previously the senior manager for international trade and investment for General Electric.
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Frenkel was previously the senior manager for international trade and investment for General Electric.
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"If this starts an international trade war," he said, "Florida's going to get hurt."
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The UK is prohibited from entering international trade negotiations while still an EU member.
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"This move amplifies legal uncertainty and gravely affects normal international trade," the ministry said.
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The giant international trade deal known as the Trans-Pacific Partnership died last week.
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This disassembled city of steel carries some 33% of all international trade by weight.
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CHINA dominates international trade in many goods, but few more than waste for recycling.
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On the data front, the U.S. international trade deficit totaled $48.7 billion in October.
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For decades, Indiana has been winning the global economy—largely thanks to international trade.
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Trade Trump railed against international trade deals as one of his main campaign messages.
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"Agricultural production and international trade is one of the United States' greatest success stories."
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On issues of international trade, the current crop of candidates is following public opinion.
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The International Trade Commission has 30 days to determine whether to launch an investigation.
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Much more important for the global commodity outlook are Trump's policies on international trade.
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International trade minister Liam Fox also discussed foreign investment into Britain with business leaders.
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Negative global cues due to heightened worries over international trade conflicts also impacted sentiments.
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However, without attention to the broader questions of international trade, this approach will fail.
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Historically, increased international trade activities are often linked to the growth of a country.
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Thursday's data include weekly jobless claims and international trade, both at 8:30 a.m.
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At the same time, you have concerns about tariffs with respect to international trade.
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K.), Hewlett Packard (EMEA) and International Trade Centre (UNCTAD/WTO), both in Geneva, Switzerland.
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The writer is the founder of an international trade consulting company operating in Asia.
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Cites is an international trade agreement signed by 183 countries, including the United States.
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"The International Trade Commission made the exactly right decision today to completely eliminate them."
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The Appellate Body needs three members to hear each appeal in international trade disputes.
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" He called on forum participants to "rebuild trust toward the system for international trade.
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The arguments have played out in international trade tribunals, with each side trading victories.
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Economic View President Trump's protectionist impulses have upended the global debate about international trade.
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To bypass international trade regulations, collectors may pass off wild animals as captive-bred.
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But in 2003, the United States International Trade Commission surveyed manufacturers about the effects.
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Industrial production would recover slowly during the as international trade tensions eased, he said.
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In the decades prior to 1993, international trade policy was a non-issue politically.
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We were encouraged by the Department of Commerce and International Trade Commission's enforcement actions.
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It's estimated that one-fifth of jobs here are now tied to international trade.
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The decision has no bearing on a ban on international trade in rhino horn.
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Champagne most recently oversaw Trudeau's infrastructure portfolio and, before that, the international trade file.
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If they fail to do so, Cites may bar international trade in those species.
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Under the legislation, petitions for tariff relief would go to the International Trade Commission.
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The Convention of International Trade in Endangered Species declared pangolin trade illegal in 2016.
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You must be glad you're not China's minister of international trade this morning, sir.
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Take the theory of comparative advantage, which is a critical concept in international trade.
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Trump has also emphasized an "America first" stance on international trade and domestic manufacturing.
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International trade has been proven essential to economic growth, productivity growth, and job creation.
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The International Trade Commission's (ITC) four members outlined their preferences at a Tuesday hearing.
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Agriculture has long been a bright spot for U.S. international trade, offering a surplus.
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Trump has repeatedly accused China of violating international trade norms and stealing U.S. property.
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The two men have stark differences on a host of issues, including international trade.
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The Department for International Trade was not immediately able to confirm the BBC report.
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Apart from that, the EU is a large net beneficiary on international trade accounts.
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We have ports and airports that we run, so we understand international trade intimately.
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It argues for the relevance of fairs beyond their value as international trade bazaars.
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S. trade, China's international trade representative Fu Ziying, said at the same press conference.
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The action puts the ball in the court of the U.S. International Trade Commission.
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It would be folly to judge international trade writ large through the prism of our dependence on China supposedly revealed by coronavirus, since even if you conceded this as a cost, you'd have to weigh the benefits of international trade against it.
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ET: Nate Nanzer, Overwatch League commissioner; Peter Morici, former U.S. International Trade Commission chief; Rep.
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But I think we ought to do our best to uphold those international trade agreements.
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The tweet followed a press report on Boeing CEO Dennis Muilenberg's defense of international trade.
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Air freight will be affected by lower international trade in the longer term, it said.
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NON-DOLLAR TRADE Turkey has a track record of using national currencies in international trade.
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International trade rules are supposed to stop governments treating foreign companies differently from their own.
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Japanese policymakers also remain wary about the overall economic impact of the international trade frictions.
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The shutdown also threw a wrench in government provision of licenses crucial for international trade.
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Corporate borrowing in foreign currency partly reflects the need to finance international trade and investment.
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This is thought to be in reaction to Trump's proposals to sharply curtail international trade.
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In effect, it would do Liam Fox, the international-trade secretary, out of a job.
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Tit-for-tat tariffs between the world's two top economies have upended international trade flows.
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WEF warned that countries' openness to international trade has been waning for the last decade.
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Britain, an economy highly dependent on international trade, has been swept along with everyone else.
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It said the U.S. International Trade Commission (ITC) would make its initial decision by Nov.
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That means that international trade in goods and services affects most of the U.S. economy.
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It also said economists expect significant decreases in international trade of livestock and livestock products.
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America is now excluded from a vital process for renewing the rules of international trade.
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But the president has lobbed a grenade towards the rules-based order governing international trade.
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The US imports steel from more than 90 countries, according to the International Trade Administration.
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The United States, it appears, has been the driver of secrecy in international trade negotiations.
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The U.S. International Trade Commission will make its final decision on March 28, it said.
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As a result, sanctions were lifted, opening the country to international trade deals -- and scrutiny.
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The International Trade Commission is a government agency empowered to hear disputes over patented technology.
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There is federal protection in place to ensure alligators are legally harvested for international trade.
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The chipmaker will make the request to the International Trade Commission, a source told Bloomberg.
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The Department for International Trade said the government's priority remained avoiding a no-deal Brexit.
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Since the early 249s the government has been very open to international trade and investment.
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If anything, the 2016 presidential campaign only deepened popular misunderstanding of international trade and finance.
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He later served as deputy director of the Massachusetts Office of International Trade and Investment.
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Roger Matthews, a senior international trade lawyer at Dechert LLP, saw the developments as encouraging.
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International trade, by contrast, is a non-zero-sum game, which creates wealth and progress.
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But he acknowledged international trade frictions and other external uncertainties are hurting exports and imports.
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Hun Quach is vice president for International Trade at the Retail Industry Leaders Association (RILA).
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"We will defend the Union's interests, in full compliance with international trade law," said Juncker.
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The Convention on International Trade of Endangered Species (CITES) banned international rhino trade in 1977.
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Claude Barfield is a resident scholar in international trade policy at the American Enterprise Institute.
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President Trump has taken a cleaver to international trade agreements and norms and correctly so.
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When it comes to the international trade in giraffe parts, the U.S. is heavily implicated.
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Economists said Trump's order has many loopholes to enforcement and could violate international trade law.
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The example I think of most is in my original home field of international trade.
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Back in the 18th century, Smith had already analyzed the complex nuances of international trade.
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Normally, these types of appeals are made to the U.S. Court of International Trade (USCIT).
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The USCIT is a specialized federal court devoted to hearing cases regarding international trade laws.
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Trump's populist campaign message, however, bashed international trade pacts, which he said harmed U.S. workers.
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Segments of the shipping industry are suffering their deepest downturn ever as international trade slows.
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You can expand the idea of loss aversion far beyond the realm of international trade.
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It regulates products and markets, conducts international trade negotiations, and has a nascent diplomatic service.
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And with the exception of some highly specific tariffs, international trade remains free and unfettered.
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The United States is increasingly skeptical of the WTO's ability to resolve international trade disputes.
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But even Mr. Moore and Mr. Laffer part ways with the president on international trade.
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She said she was swayed by Trump's opposition to overseas wars and international trade agreements.
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In the eyes of America, the rules of international trade are like a gorgeous coat.
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And like the United States, international trade has become less central to China (tmsnrt.rs/2VEMCpp).
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Compounding these trends is international trade, which can have much the same effects as technology.
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Sustainable tapping regulations should be created, taught and enforced, he added, and international trade limited.
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If the US or Europe does not shape the rules of international trade, China will.
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The United States takes about 80 percent of Mexico's exports, despite numerous international trade deals.
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Despite broad-based concerns about international trade, Wang said China faces greater economic risks internally.
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The administration's moves have frustrated some lawmakers, especially in states heavily depended on international trade.
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NON-DOLLAR TRADE Turkey has a track record of using national currencies in international trade.
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Amina Mohamed, minister of foreign affairs and international trade in Kenya, defended the United Nations.
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The international trade in giraffe parts would now be controlled for the first time ever.
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Yet when times are tough, many on both sides blame our competitors in international trade.
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He did not elaborate on the plans of International Trade Minister Chrystia Freeland in Japan.
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This international trade aspect means it's extremely difficult to track the import of these substances.
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In January, he dazzled business executives in Davos, Switzerland, with a defense of international trade.
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Most GOP members of Congress favor international trade agreements, while the new president opposes them.
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Many agree that China has been acting contrary to international trade law in various ways.
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The tariffs would "seriously impact the normal order of international trade," China's commerce ministry said.
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Parts of the shipping industry are suffering their deepest ever downturn as international trade slows.
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Parts of the shipping industry are suffering their deepest downturn ever as international trade slows.
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The US Census Bureau tracks annual figures for international trade in goods for each state.
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Other key findings: 403% of Americans think international trade is good for the U.S. economy.
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But she's also keeping an eye on America's international trade policies — or trying to, anyway.
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Can I make one other point, Joe, that when people talk a lot about international trade or tariffs, to -- for most countries, the internal trade, the commerce that they have between businesses, between one town and another, is even more important than their international trade.
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And if there was an issue about fairness in international trade, we haven't yet solved it.
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"A backlash in (international trade) agenda is something that really worries us a lot," Sturzenegger added.
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Up next: The International Trade Commission will determine whether the U.S. industry has been unfairly hurt.
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German automakers have been getting hit particularly hard from both sides of the international trade war.
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The city of Luís Eduardo Magalhães is a testament to the importance of this international trade.
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She's an economist specializing in international trade policy at the Tuck School of Business at Dartmouth.
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Kuttner is a vocal critic of international trade deals and in particular of China's trade behavior.
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Its governor cited "the direction of international trade policy in the United States" as an uncertainty.
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Liam Fox, the international-trade secretary, has been scoping out free-trade deals with third countries.
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Since 1995 the World Trade Organisation (WTO) has been the main arbiter of international trade disputes.
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Data from the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species track the legal exports of arowanas.
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When international trade and travel were limited, quarantines hardly affected the course of the global economy.
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While championing freer international trade, Canada has yet to eliminate obstacles to trade among its provinces.
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Third, that means that trade consultations must insist on an orderly and symmetric international trade adjustment.
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International trade in ivory had been banned by the government since 25, but not domestic transactions.
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CB: Could Trump take that issue to World Trade Organization, or some other international trade organization?
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A formal investigation has just been launched with the blessing of the U.S. International Trade Commission.
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But the EU also relies on a common understanding of the rules that govern international trade.
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It also confirmed the department's November report on international trade would be released on Feb. 6.
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The debate rages on There is currently a ban on the international trade in rhino horn.
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Again, because I come from a community that's largely benefited from international trade, in South Florida.
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The package and business services company employs thousands of people whose jobs depend on international trade.
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Liam Fox, the international-trade secretary, talked of a deal that is "virtually identical" to today's.
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Removing administrative blockages in supply chains could do more to boost international trade than eliminating tariffs.
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Among them, it is particularly noteworthy that the narrowing of international trade volume is very obvious.
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As long as you have an international trade, you're going to have a negative conservation result.
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The Kigali Amendment meets the high threshold that President Trump has set for international trade agreements.
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They are carrying cargo worth 16 trillion won, the Korea International Trade Association said on Monday.
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Widodo's fear is that the trade war will upend global supply chains, and harm international trade.
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Finucan's areas of expertise include international trade regulations, data protection laws, Internet governance, and multilateral processes.
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A preliminary determination on the issue is due from the International Trade Commission by March 21.
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He previously served as an official in the International Trade Administration under President George W. Bush.
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Statistics Canada is responsible for producing major economic reports on everything from jobs to international trade.
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The U.S. International Trade Commission (USITC) is scheduled to make its final injury determinations on Dec.
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An international trade that once looked like a no-brainer has turned into a major headache.
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It was also argued that globalization, the interconnectedness of international trade, had rendered war less attractive.
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Trump has vowed to rip that agreement to shreds along with other landmark international trade deals.
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No longer did international trade have to focus on high value goods like silks and spices.
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International trade and migration mean that the chances of yellow fever spreading are higher than ever.
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Meanwhile, the sounds of international trade policy bashing can only mean an election around the corner.
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Ministers argued that elements of the reform could negatively impact international trade and the financial sector.
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Last week, the U.S. International Trade Commission (ITC) released its assessment of the USMCA's economic impact.
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Clinton, highlighting her policies on international trade and her cozy relationship with wealthy Wall Street bankers.
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Tariffs resulting from international trade disputes have also pushed the cost of some raw materials higher.
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The International Trade Commission voted 2628-28503 on Friday in favor of SolarWorld and Suniva Inc.
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Now, the recent campaign has completely shattered any political consensus on the value of international trade.
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The duty is subject to a final ruling by the U.S. International Trade Commission in 2018.
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He is a member of the World Economic Forum's Global Future Council on International Trade & Investment.
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Earlier this month, he slammed Trump's argument that international trade and immigration have hurt American workers.
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He has nominated notable trade-deficit hawks to important positions that will influence international trade policy.
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His offshoring activities are not unusual in an era when globalization has lowered international trade barriers.
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"We are keeping a close eye on international trade tensions and geopolitical risks," the company added.
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Shares of companies that rely on international trade and the Chinese economy took a particular beating.
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Which is not to say that national security should never be a consideration in international trade.
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Pandit Venkatachari Samudrala, a Hindu priest, officiated at the Ronald Reagan Building and International Trade Center.
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More recently, he worked on the international trade practice at King & Spalding, a Washington law firm.
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International trade stopped, the foreign business community left, and the Western world largely forgot about Wuhan.
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The U.S. is on solid ground in going after apparent Chinese violations of international trade rules.
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Our thought bubble: This type of issue advertising is typical around international trade disputes like this.
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"TPP was fantastic," said Kent Bacus director of international trade for the National Cattlemen's Beef Association.
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The IfG points out that businesses usually have years to prepare for new international trade deals.
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And while discussion about the future of international trade policies evolves, our whiskey will be waiting.
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The U.S. International Trade Commission estimates it will increase GDP by 0.35% and create 176,000 jobs.
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Quite a week of substantive accomplishments for the nation, for the president, and for international trade.
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It exported $92 billion in goods to Mexico in 85033, according to the International Trade Administration.
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International trade, just like selling goods in the U.S. market, is about competition and fair rules.
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In the Reagan administration, he pushed the limits of what is permissible under international trade rules.
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Readings on fourth-quarter productivity and January international trade are due out at 8:30 a.m.
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WASHINGTON/SEOUL (Reuters) - The U.S. International Trade Commission on Tuesday recommended tariffs to keep Samsung (005930.
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The US International Trade Commission agreed and in September of that year recommended a 219.63% tariff.
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Such a policy would violate a bedrock of international trade deals called national interest, trade experts say.
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We also understand consumer brands and we understand how to create products and we understand international trade.
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YOU PROBABLY DO NEED AN ARBITER OF SOME SORT IF YOU ARE GOING TO HAVE INTERNATIONAL TRADE.
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"The US auto industry can't function and thrive if it's cut off from international trade," adds Manriquez.
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International trade tensions are fueling concerns that the high-flying economy may be in for a fall.
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In 2006 CyclOpe estimated the value of the international trade in recyclables at well over $100 billion.
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The press conference will be moderated by Sharan Burrow, General Secretary of the International Trade Union Confederation.
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Pierre Debray, head of asset and international trade finance, will be responsible for setting up the unit.
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The idea of going it alone in international trade negotiations may be more appealing than the reality.
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That's an unusual predicament in an industry that's thrived on international trade, but it's not totally unprecedented.
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At a time when international trade is flagging, why is the global arms trade doing so well?
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We will engage in international trade - but on our terms and only when it benefits American families.
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If they did not, America might just rip up the rules on international trade and walk away.
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However, the judge's ruling must be reviewed by the International Trade Commission panel and President Donald Trump.
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"We aim to revive growth engines of international trade and investment," Xi said in a closing statement.
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After working as a representative for international trade and investment, he became a full-time working royal.
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In his campaign, Trump argued that international trade agreements had hurt U.S. workers and the country's competitiveness.
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Two economic reports are on today's calendar, beginning with the international trade deficit at 8:30 a.m.
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Singapore's economy is seen as a gauge of global growth because international trade dwarfs its domestic economy.
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Safeguards are emergency measures allowed under international trade law to respond to a sudden rise in imports.
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This followed objections raised by a number of other WTO states, International Trade Minister Liam Fox said.
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The health of the U.S. economy increasingly relies on international trade partners buying U.S. goods and services.
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Like so many other obscure species, it was not yet included in the CITES international trade appendixes.
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International trade agreements do restrict border adjustments to consumption taxes, like a sales tax or a VAT.
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They must be clear and practical for users and be compatible with domestic and international trade principles.
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Perhaps the most attractive promise was his determination to protect American businesses by renegotiating international trade agreements.
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Fair enough — everyone is entitled to his own opinion, be it about international trade or nuclear proliferation.
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This far-flung peninsula in the North Atlantic seems an unlikely place for an international trade dispute.
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"With today's unanimous decision from the International Trade Commission, help is finally on the way," he said.
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He's torn at the system of international trade with disputes with China, Canada, Mexico and South Korea.
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His denunciation of international trade agreements resonates with those who've lost ground in the era of globalization.
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It's being done by the US International Trade Commission, which has suspended investigative activities during the shutdown.
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We need to get back to the meat-and-potatoes issues of economic development and international trade.
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Shanker Singham is director of international trade and competition at the Institute of Economic Affairs in London.
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Red tape in international trade is a guaranteed way to put rural America at a competitive disadvantage.
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International trade tensions, which have given rise to import tariffs, are also fuelling market uncertainty, BMW said.
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Nevertheless, soon after leaving China, Trump warned against international trade rules violations (implying PRC as a culprit).
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At the same time, international trade uncertainty and slowing growth outside the country present cause for concern.
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Recent trade figures from the Department of Commerce show the U.S. international trade picture continues to deteriorate.
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Brazil, for example, sued Europe in international trade court in an effort to unravel EU sugar policy.
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At the same time, most economists believe that international trade benefits the United States as a whole.
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The penalty will only take effect if the U.S. International Trade Commission (ITC) rules in Boeing's favor.
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Labour's international trade spokesman Barry Gardiner said a second referendum would throw the Conservative government a lifeline.
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The International Trade Commission, part of the Commerce Department, ruled in favor of Boeing Co., Bombardier Inc.
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"Apart from the sword of Damocles of international trade policy, the outlook is positive," the ministry said.
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The starting point for this debate is Mr. Trump's deviation from free-market orthodoxy on international trade.
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We could see an international trade war looming with subsequent hits to the U.S. and global economies.
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We encourage you to resubmit your application once international trade laws are revised to allow this functionality.
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Watch some more video from VICE: Brazil has a mixed record on international trade and food safety.
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Safeguards are emergency measures allowed under international trade law to respond to a sudden surge in imports.
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International Trade Minister Liam Fox said he disagreed with the judgment and would seek permission to appeal.
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"There's never been a better time to diversify," said François-Philippe Champagne, Canada's minister of international trade.
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The second appeals to the historical experience of the world before international trade agreements became the norm.
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Suniva called the International Trade Commission's recommendations "disappointing" in a statement, saying they were not strict enough.
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Then, in 1991, an international trade embargo was imposed on Haiti, bringing business to a crashing halt.
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CITES is the treaty that governs the international trade of endangered wildlife products -- a trade worth billions.
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International trade used to mostly mean products in one country being shipped to customers in another country.
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Companies exposed to international trade relations including oil majors and miners closed in the red on Thursday.
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Looking ahead, the ministry added: "The low point in developments in international trade should soon be reached."
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The letter further insists that incorporating Section 2628 into NAFTA would benefit everyone affected by international trade.
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We ended up cutting off one of our best chances to actually level the international trade field.
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One of Mr. Trump's rivals for the Republican nomination, Senator Ted Cruz, previously supported expanding international trade.
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Imports: The U.S. International Trade Commission is reviewing a complaint against certain pumping bras imported from China.
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Beijing has long wanted China's currency, the renminbi, to be used more in international trade and finance.
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The world's most trafficked mammal, pangolins are barred from international trade and are protected domestically in China.
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International trade in the early part of the winter is typically slammed by the Lunar New Year.
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Interestingly, JUUL recently filed a petition with the U.S. international trade commission when regulatory focuses on it.
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Sue Ghosh-Stricklett is a Washington, D.C.-based attorney specializing in international trade and national security law.
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The group that convened Monday also discussed job numbers, international trade issues and 5G technology, Deere said.
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But he was killed before his new international trade sensibility could take root in the American consciousness.
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This policy improvement on international trade could add to the already improving landscape for American business owners.
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In this case, the International Trade Commission should avoid setting policy by catering to special tariff requests.
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David J. Ribner is a counsel at O'Melveny & Myers LLP specializing in international trade and investment regulation.
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In a sharp critique of the international trade body, Zhou Xiaochuan essentially called it toothless and ineffective.
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There are clear divisions within the GOP on big issues like Russian influence, ObamaCare and international trade.
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International trade volumes usually tend to grow at the same rate or faster than global GDP growth.
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Tori K. Whiting is a research associate in The Heritage Foundation's Center for International Trade and Economics.
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The U.S. International Trade Commission (ITC) will make a final decision early next year in the case.
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French power industry consultant Thibault Laconde said CTG's move was bound to sharpen tensions over international trade.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. International Trade Commission said on Thursday it would investigate Toyota Motor Corp (7203.
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Canada also accounts for the largest share of U.S. steel imports, according to the International Trade Administration.
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So far, the Trump administration's "America First" policy does not appear to be greatly dampening international trade.
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They were taken as ominous signs for the global economy as international trade tensions hurt factory output.
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The proposed duties would not take effect unless affirmed by the U.S. International Trade Commission (ITC) in February.
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Downing Street said lawmaker George Hollingbery had been appointed as Hands' replacement at the Department for International Trade.
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The birds being smuggling were all species protected under the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species (CITES).
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International trade frictions, slowing business spending and corporate profit growth have raised risks to Japan's export-led economy.
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The AIA based its findings on data harvested from the International Trade Commission and the U.S. Census Bureau.
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For a country that earns a vast amount of its wealth from international trade, the stakes are high.
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That's why it's important to think about the risks — which at the moment center mostly around international trade.
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The German automaker cut its annual guidance in September, attributing it in part to rising international trade tensions.
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Of course, this country is so convenient thanks to the international trade and migration facilitated by the canal.
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WHAT&aposS NEXT German Chancellor Angela Merkel is meeting Monday with key figures in international trade and finance.
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WALLACE: Marie, let me pick up on that with you because, you know, international trade is not checkers.
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The Convention in International Trade in Endangered Species (CITES) allows for the trade of ivory under certain circumstances.
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Though service-sector activity remains firm in Japan, simmering international trade tensions have caused manufacturers' sentiment to worsen.
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The US Court of International Trade has ruled that the Snuggie should officially be classified as a blanket.
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There are also durable goods Tuesday, international trade Wednesday and personal income and spending for March on Friday.
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The U.S. International Trade Commission also announced on Thursday an investigation of some audio products made by Google.
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On February 27th Liam Fox, the international-trade secretary, labelled the notion a "sell-out" of British interests.
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The core PCE price index for June and international trade in goods and services are also widely watched.
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The case is In re Certain Graphics Processing Chips, in the U.S. International Trade Commission, No. 337-941.
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Clinton opposes the controversial Trans-Pacific Partnership, an international trade agreement put forward by President Barack Obama's administration.
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It will also greatly hinder international trade and the global economic recovery, and ultimately will suffer from it.
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The official said Iran will likely need to keep much of those assets abroad to facilitate international trade.
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The UN-affiliated agency tracks the spread of swine fever and sets standards for international trade in animals.
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Now he appears determined to roll back the international trade arrangements that have been in place since 1945.
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The U.S. International Trade Commission (ITC) is scheduled to make its preliminary injury determinations on or before Jan.
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He won the Nobel Prize in 2008 for his work on economic geography and identifying international trade patterns.
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It's hard to say whether international trade has promoted peace, even if it has clearly helped build prosperity.
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It thought the global economy would regain momentum in 2020 provided an international trade war does not escalate.
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Inland port On the city's outskirts, the Xi'an International Trade and Logistics Park is essentially an inland port.
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The International Trade Commission (ITC) will decide whether the CSeries, which was sold to Delta Air Lines (DAL.
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UNCITRAL is the core legal body of the United Nations system in the field of international trade law.
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The United States has teamed up with Japan and the European Union to pursue improvements in international trade.
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And political uncertainty remains at a high, as the administration continues to throw international trade agreements into flux.
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So, for example, his solution on international trade, he proposed earlier a 153 percent tariff on foreign goods.
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The threat, which the president has made before, illustrates the escalating rhetoric in Trump's approach to international trade.
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The State Department said Wilson's digital files were in violation of the International Trade in Arms Regulations (ITAR).
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International trade tensions and slowing global growth are taking their toll on the country's export-orientated manufacturing sector.
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Between 1980 and 2000 they boosted the share of international trade in Mexico's GDP from 11% to 32%.
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Fortunately, the independent, International Trade Commission, can reverse these tariffs by reaching a negative determination in this case.
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On Wednesday, the U.S. International Trade Commission voted against upholding a duty on uncoated groundwood paper from Canada.
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Trump's transition team said Lighthizer helped negotiate about two dozen bilateral international trade deals during the Reagan years.
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And how damaging is this friction in international trade and finance to the economies of the developing world?
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It part of the fabric of major international trade agreements like NAFTA and the proposed Trans-Pacific Partnership.
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Lawmakers are likely to wait for an economic impact report from the US International Trade Commission before voting.
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The golden coin turtle is listed under the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species, a global register.
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The Bureau of Economic Analysis reports on U.S. international trade in March, also at 8:30 a.m. Sen.
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Paula Stern, Ph.D., is president of The Stern Group and former chairwoman of the U.S. International Trade Commission.
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The rent control debate can be viewed as a microcosm of the debate about globalization and international trade.
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U.S. energy producing cleaner fuels for ships delivering more sustainable international trade to Americans is a good deal.
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In a party that venerates free markets, he blames international trade agreements for the struggles of American workers.
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While Mr. Trump proposes deep tax cuts, his economic agenda reflects his opposition to recent international trade agreements.
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So, for example, his solution on international trade, he proposed earlier a 45 percent tariff on foreign goods.
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Paula Stern is the chairwoman of the Stern Group and former chairwoman of the US International Trade Commission.
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As a safe haven currency, the dollar has benefited from fears of international trade turmoil in recent months.
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The case is In the Matter of Certain Network Devices, 337-944, at the U.S. International Trade Commission.
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The party is devoted to free trade and dislikes any international trade treaties, including those that protect workers.
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"Policy is weighing on deal making," said Rod Hunter, international trade partner in Baker McKenzie's Washington, DC office.
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Mr. Trump thinks the trade deficit makes us losers in international trade, so he wants to shrink it.
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But that would hand every country on earth a template to break with the norms of international trade.
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China and South Korea could take their complaints to the World Trade Organization, which arbitrates international trade disputes.
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"Protectionism and trade conflicts jeopardize free international trade and thus the very foundations of our prosperity," she said.
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"It isn't just that we exchange mutton for port," Professor Romer said of the benefits of international trade.
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The U.S. International Trade Commission holds a public hearing this morning about the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement.
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It could help with confidence, said Mr Powell, but could not create a "settled rulebook for international trade".
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A Bank of America executive, Stefan Selig, was put in charge of international trade at the Commerce Department.
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Without the panel, there is no way to enforce international trade rules and officially resolve disputes between members.
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"Never forget that there is no such thing as a special relationship in international trade negotiations," Oliver said.
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TiVo then filed a complaint at the International Trade Commission (ITC), alleging that Comcast was infringing its patents.
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The focus this week would be on Chinese data for June covering inflation, new loans and international trade.
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They believed there was another threat the animals faced: the international trade in giraffe trophies and body parts.
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In response, the United Nations Security Council has passed two resolutions banning much of North Korea's international trade.
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Mr. Macron is running for president as an independent, favors international trade and is rising in the polls.
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With the administration blocking any new replacements, there will be no official resolution for many international trade disputes.
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"This (Brexit) pretty much guarantees that it will be pushed back," said Mark Warner, an international trade lawyer.
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Before that, she worked at the U.S. International Trade Commission and the Office of the U.S. Trade Representative.
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Statistics Canada is responsible for producing closely watched economic data reports on everything from jobs to international trade.
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Trump has turned international trade into a "zero-sum game" by unilaterally stoking trade tensions, said the editorial.
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Furthermore, a closer look at social psychology regarding international trade in particular reveals an even more interesting picture.
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"The continuing international trade conflicts are aggravating the market situation and feeding uncertainty," BMW said in a statement.
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Stephen Koplan served as chairman of the U.S. International Trade Commission under Presidents Clinton and George W. Bush.
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Airline industry statistics show traffic is growing but at a slower rate this year amid international trade tensions.
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Ryan's website, for instance, still says approving the international trade deal is one of his top five priorities.
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More modern architecture demonstrates the international trade and financial boom that brought exotic rock from around the world.
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The proposed duties would not take effect unless affirmed by the U.S. International Trade Commission (ITC) early next year.
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On the U.S. side of the border, the city of McAllen is a hub for international trade and distribution.
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Founded in 2015, Germany-based financial technology company TrustBills is an electronic marketplace for national and international trade receivables.
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The current average tariff on imports from China is about 3 percent, according to the U.S. International Trade Commission.
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The case is defying expectations, said Amanda DeBusk, chair of the global international trade practice at Dechert law firm.
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As the new trade policies get hammered out, whether they conform to international trade standards will be figured out.
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Changzhou First International Trade was offering its Trotter for $500, which is $1,000 less than the original Onewheel product.
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The world's second-largest economy not only has extensive international trade links and high ambitions for global economic influence.
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The news came at the Wedding & Portrait Photographer International trade show in Las Vegas, Nevada (yep, that's a thing).
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Exports rose 24.4280 percent from a year earlier, data from the International Trade and Industry Ministry showed on Wednesday.
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The US International Trade Commission also hasn't yet estimated what the economic impact of the trade deal would be.
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ONE of President Donald Trump's more improbable achievements has been to make international trade negotiations into front-page news.
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I will also use all the tools of international trade to lead the global effort to combat climate change.
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Liam Fox, the international-trade secretary, recently said that Britain "is not the free-trading nation it once was".
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That posed a downside risk to economic growth in the quarter and offset another strong reading on international trade.
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"Joining the OECD is not simple or easy," said Welber Barral, Brazil's international trade secretary from 2007 to 2011.
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Clark Hill announced that William Sjoberg has joined the firm as a member in its international trade law practice.
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In November, the U.S. International Trade Commission (ITC) recommended tariffs to keep Samsung and domestic rival LG Electronics (066570.
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Meanwhile, increasingly restricted international trade could see the U.S. fall behind other nations when it comes to economic growth.
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We want good transatlantic relations, but we will react if we believe that international trade rules have been harmed.
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Removing administrative blockages and outdated practices would, by some accounts, do more to boost international trade than eliminating tariffs.
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It was formed in 22017 and regulates the international trade in over 663,266 wild species of plants and animals.
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Boeing, considered a bellwether for international trade, hit an all-time high on Tuesday and traded up 1.5 percent.
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A preliminary rule by U.S. International Trade Commission (ITC) ordered an increase in duties on Brazilian cold-rolled steel.
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"We're getting killed in international trade right now," said Cruz, an opponent of President Obama's Trans-Pacific Partnership deal.
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It is a nation trying to raise its living standards through education, international trade, infrastructure investment, and improved technologies.
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The tariffs are lower than the 35% the U.S. International Trade Commission had initially recommended last year, per Bloomberg.
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He promised to improve the climate for American miners and steelworkers, pointing to his stance against international trade deals.
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An International Trade Commission judge ruled in Fitbit's favor on a series of patent disputes brought forth by Jawbone.
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At the time of the test, China was opening the Belt and Road Forum, a major international trade conference.
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Ted Dean from the Department of Commerce's International Trade Administration will speak at a Microsoft event on internet fragmentation.
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The U.S. International Trade Commission yesterday made varying recommendations for import restrictions or penalties in imported solar panel equipment.
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His trade stance mirrors a growing feeling among Americans that international trade deals have hurt the U.S. job market.
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Like the Olympics, which dates back to 776 B.C., international trade seems like it has been with us forever.
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The petition was filed on Monday to the U.S. Department of Commerce and the U.S. International Trade Commission (USITC).
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They argued to the International Trade Commission that U.S. manufacturers suffer undue material injury from low-priced foreign goods.
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It is believed North Korea had been attempting to raise cash in order to cope with international trade sanctions.
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So too does the prime minister's creation of two new departments: one for Brexit and one for international trade.
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It was accepted across Europe and its stability played an important role in encouraging international trade on the continent.
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"I do expect the other shoe to drop," he told an event hosted by the Washington International Trade Association.
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Countering those developments, though, is the American political mood, which has darkened toward longstanding alliances and international trade itself.
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Stern is founder and chair of The Stern Group and former chairwoman of the U.S. International Trade Commission (ITC).
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"They're pretty savvy about this," said Ross Denton, an international trade specialist and partner at law firm Baker McKenzie.
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Stern is founder and chair of The Stern Group and former chairwoman of the U.S. International Trade Commission (ITC).
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Steve Alexander is president of the Association of Plastic Recyclers, the international trade association representing the plastics recycling industry.
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The Treasury Department on Thursday targeted two Chinese shipping companies that allegedly helped North Korea evade international trade sanctions.
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Brixham's fishermen, on the other hand, have few international-trade incentives because they sell mainly to the domestic market.
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Now, with an expansive definition of national security, the Trump administration has validated government economic intervention through international trade.
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Her more emphatic rhetoric against Wall Street excesses and the downsides of international trade deals sits uneasily with Clinton.
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Donald Gross is founding partner of Donald Gross Law, an international trade law and strategy advisory firm in Washington.
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U.S. rules also require an analysis by the U.S. International Trade Commission, which can take up to 105 days.
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Believe it or not, across Indiana, international trade is a big business for small- to medium-sized businesses (SMEs).
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Trump has frequently vowed he will create massive job growth and renegotiate the nation's international trade deals as president.
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UK International Trade Secretary Liz Truss said freedom of movement would form part of her talks about a deal.
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The May 85033th Agreement of 2007 established strong and enforceable labor and environmental obligations in our international trade agreements.
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But Canadian lumber producers have been found innocent of any wrongdoing every time they're reviewed by international trade arbiters.
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The World Trade Organization has a dispute settlement mechanism to determine if tariffs are legal under international trade law.
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Economists also warn that Trump's campaign promises to renegotiate or halt international trade deals would reverse any economic gains.
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Sanna, who studied economics in France, holds a master's degree in international trade from Panthéon-Sorbonne University in Paris.
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The White House said unfair international trade practices and 5G technology were also discussed at the event on Monday.
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International trade is critical to our nation's economy and to the United States' competitiveness in an increasingly global marketplace.
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In an emailed statement, the Department for International Trade said the cooperation would cover technology transfer, education and training.
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Correction: An earlier version of this article said the International Trade Commission made its recommendations on tariffs in December.
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International trade in rhino horn was banned in 1977 and demand for the substance seemed to be steadily declining.
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The foreign affairs minister, as well as International Trade Minister Chrystia Freeland, both refused interview requests for this story.
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But even before the protests, business confidence had been deteriorating in the face of international trade tensions, INSEE said.
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"The suspense has been intense," said David Kleimann, an international trade researcher at the European University Institute in Florence.
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International trade and investment issues are becoming more complex and require major re-consideration by governments, firms and individuals.
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There were tokens from Newgate Prison in London and Spanish and Irish coins, signaling the beginnings of international trade.
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Many economists warn that if Mr. Trump's actions lead to an international trade war, a global recession could follow.
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But tariffs are a completely different matter, with the president given wide latitude to act on international trade policy.
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That process would involve an investigation by both the Commerce Department and the bipartisan United States International Trade Commission.
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A Republican victory could also embolden Trump to pursue his protectionist international trade policies with even more import tariffs.
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The move involves launching an investigation into whether China is violating international trade law by systematically stealing intellectual property.
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On Tuesday, investors battered shares of companies that rely directly or indirectly on international trade and the Chinese economy.
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Where we abide by international trade rules and norms, China regularly flouts these norms and steals our intellectual property.
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Stock markets in Japan, Germany and South Korea — where many companies' fortunes hinge on international trade — were all up.
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In 2014, electronics accounted for 40 percent of all Chinese imports, according to the United States International Trade Commission.
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Experts suggest we are in for a long international trade war, no matter who the next president may be.
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An earlier version of this article misstated the nature of an action by the United States International Trade Commission.
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And international trade in clams, mussels, oysters and scallops — all of which are shipped live by air — is growing.
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Currently, there is a ban on international trade of ivory; the last "one-time" sale was authorized in 2007.
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The Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species (CITES) estimates there were only 133 left in Tanzania by 2015.
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International trade has been the single most important contributor to growth and hiring at Cummins for nearly two decades.
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Mr. Wang said there were handsome profits to be made from plastic waste, but mostly in the international trade.
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WASHINGTON — International trade, missiles and geopolitics were on the agenda at the Group of 20 economic summit on Friday.
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The US International Trade Commission ultimately ruled against the tariff, but Airbus' investment, rebranding, and new production facility remained.
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In light of these developments, particularly the targeting of Israel's international trade partners and supporters, California must be proactive.
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Brinkman, previously a partner with Quinn Emanuel Urquhart & Sullivan, focuses on cases filed at the U.S. International Trade Commission.
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Three months ago, economists overwhelmingly cited a pickup in international trade as essential for improvement in the world economy.
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Switzerland accounts for around 2.5% of Britain's total trade, according to data from the UK Department of International Trade.
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"If it actually happens, those are huge numbers," said Keeler, who's now an international trade attorney at Mayer Brown.
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That rationale has been controversial, and many critics argue that the tariffs violate the W.T.O.'s international trade rules.
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This summer, I had the opportunity to testify before the U.S. International Trade Commission regarding the future of NAFTA.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump vowed to rip up international trade deals and rebalance America's global trade relationships.
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He won the 2008 Nobel Memorial Prize in Economic Sciences for his work on international trade and economic geography.
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"I think it will hurt him," said Daniel Ujczo, an international trade lawyer and auto industry expert in Ohio.
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The Chinese government stands accused of devaluing its currency in order to gain an unfair advantage in international trade.
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Now, with the administration blocking any new replacements, there would be no official resolution for many international trade disputes.
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The Trump administration has not been shy in announcing its willingness to "fight" for U.S. workers in international trade.
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Traders have been hiding out in small caps, which they see has having less exposure to international trade disputes.
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This new reality in the Middle East shows that the efforts to isolate Israel from international trade are failing.
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Some lawmakers are holding out for an analysis from the International Trade Commission, which is due in mid-April.
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"Farmers know that China has been cheating on international trade ever since they entered the World Trade Organization," Sen.
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The same is true for businesses that utilize imports to make their finished goods more competitive for international trade.
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International trade scholar Alex Capri said the Global Times claim of U.S. violating the law is complicated to assess.
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Thanks to medical ignorance, poor sanitation, and international trade, they spread swiftly, and all too regularly killed many people.
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Likely-voter poll respondents were more inclined to think that international trade created jobs rather than caused job losses.
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Some investors cited caution, given lingering worries regarding U.S. international trade relations, as the end of the quarter approached.
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We have all kinds of Americans working for these companies on assembly lines and so forth and so on, so there&aposs a lot of people who absolutely benefit directly from international trade; not even downstream, directly from international trade and it&aposs almost impossible to know how many, isn&apost it?
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Brussels has submitted an eight-page list to the international trade body, covering goods it would hit with retaliatory measures.
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The editorial said the United States had escalated trade friction with China, and turned international trade into "zero-sum game".
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China is asking the international trade body to review the tariffs on roughly half its exports to the United States.
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Liam Fox is the international trade secretary who previously promised dozens of deals with other countries once Brexit was finalized.
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But his trade stance mirrors a growing feeling among Americans that international trade deals have hurt the U.S. job market.
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Democrats, especially from the Sanders wing of the party, may also find common ground with Trump on international trade deals.
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In 2017, the U.S. International Trade Commission voted to end its probe into the imports, saying it found no harm.
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Following are excerpts from a CNBC interview with Dr Liam Fox MP, U.K. International Trade Secretary, and CNBC's Nancy Hungerford.
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The preliminary duty of 220 percent is subject to a final ruling by the U.S. International Trade Commission in 2018.
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"Tariffs are not the answer in addressing China's intellectual property practices," said Hun Quach, RILA vice president for international trade.
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AND FOR THE LITTLE COMPANY TO ORGANIZE THE LETTERS OF CREDIT THAT ARE SO CENTRAL TO INTERNATIONAL TRADE IS HARD.
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The International Trade Commission published its reasoning three weeks after announcing its decision to not impose duties on the CSeries.
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As part of this task, he or she oversees the country's international trade rules, one of Trump's most frequent targets.
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"This will help advance international trade, commerce and investment," said Singapore's Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong at the signing ceremony.
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The deficit on international trade in goods narrowed to C$8.33 billion from C$11.06 billion as exports outpaced imports.
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JNPT is critical to India's international trade, handling 66 million tonnes of cargo in the fiscal year through March 2018.
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We -- and hundreds of thousands of similar agricultural families -- are the real, if often forgotten, American faces of international trade.
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Fundamentally, I believe in the importance of the rule of law — of a rules-based system for governing international trade.
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In the coming years, it is supposed to connect six other East African countries, opening the region to international trade.
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Cambodia's ministry of commerce has called the EU decision a "weapon to kill Cambodian farmers" and against international trade rules.
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That year elephants were included in CITES's Appendix I, under which virtually all international trade in their products is banned.
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The numbers come from the International Federation of Journalists, an international trade group, in a report set for release Monday.
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But look, the President said early in this administration, we arrived, half of our international trade deficit was with China.
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He explained that weakness in international trade was denting manufacturing activity in the euro area, as well as business investment.
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Over the next 20 years, China experienced a surge in international trade, foreign investment and cooperation with the free world.
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They say a first step to protecting American salamanders from harm is banning international trade, which the US just did.
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For final duties to take effect, the U.S. International Trade Commission must find the imports cause harm to U.S. producers.
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The dollar has taken centerstage ahead of the G20 meeting in light of Donald Trump's protectionist stance on international trade.
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Krietenbrink said business sentiment was deteriorating due to international trade tensions, weaker global demand and higher energy and commodity prices.
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In 1975, 183 countries signed a treaty classifying it as a rare species and banning the fish from international trade.
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On the data front, the international trade deficit swelled to $62 billion in October, up from $56.5 billion in September.
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That has made businesses around the world nervous about investing, in turn hurting international trade and corporate investments, Lowe said.
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Mr Trump nodded approvingly, says Mr Holding, whose office is a regular stop for Liam Fox, Britain's international trade secretary.
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The U.S. International Trade Commission (USITC) released a report in June that examined China's aluminium market from 2011 to 2015.
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Hawksbills were listed as an endangered species in 229, and international trade in them was banned a few years later.
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There is also a flash Services PMI Tuesday, and international trade and a final revision to second-quarter GDP Thursday.
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Handling 66 million tonnes of cargo in the last fiscal year to March, JNPT is critical to India's international trade.
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China claims nearly all the South China Sea, through which an estimated $3 trillion in international trade passes each year.
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The business-to-business e-commerce market (B2B) is valued at $23.9 trillion, according to the U.S. International Trade Commission.
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The duties need to be upheld by the International Trade Commission, which would lock them in place for five years.
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Africa's annual cotton exports are worth nearly $1.2 billion, according to statistics compiled by the Swiss-based International Trade Centre.
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It is willfully trying to crush successful companies like Huawei by changing the rules of international trade abruptly and unilaterally.
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Corporations can expect to immediately come under scrutiny with everything from CEO bonuses, international trade, minimum wage and health benefits.
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U.S. International Trade Commission (USITC) staff will hear testimony from both companies and from Bombardier customer Delta in the case.
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Maduro also said Venezuela would in October start using the petro, a cryptocurrency it launched this year, in international trade.
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Mr Sanders duly won majorities of voters worried about the economy and who think international trade has cost America jobs.
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It added the law is not designed to hinder international trade or the flow of data across the Chinese border.
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Another Brexiteer, International Trade Secretary Liam Fox, speaks to the World Trade Organisation in Geneva around 1230 GMT on Tuesday.
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Amina Mohamed, currently Kenya's Foreign Affairs and International Trade Cabinet Secretary, is one of the candidates running for the position.
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She is a low-key, English-educated lawyer schooled in international trade rather than in the rhetoric of Taiwanese nationalism.
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"It's as if we've fallen on our feet," said Darryn Quayle, a mining specialist at government Department for International Trade.
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The advanced indicators includes early looks at international trade and inventories which are important for the calculation of GDP growth.
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And beyond the economic argument, some politicians — including the Obama administration — highlight the geopolitical benefits of multilateral international trade agreements.
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He will be succeeded by Kelly Ann Shaw, currently Trump's senior director for international trade, investment and development, Kudlow said.
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DATA AHEAD (GMT) 1330 U.S. International trade balance (DEC) (Reporting by K. Sathya Narayanan in Bengaluru; Editing by Shreejay Sinha)
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He served a two-year term as chairman of the U.S. International Trade Commission during the George W. Bush administration.
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Since the 2007-2009 world financial crisis there has been a marked slow-down in the growth of international trade.
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On Tuesday, the Department for International Trade released details of export licenses handled between January 1 and March 31 2017.
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Many are in theory protected under the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora (CITES).
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The most significant factor driving robust economic growth was not international trade, but rather free trade within the United States.
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Mrs Clinton won all three states—including a majority of those Ohioans who thought international trade had cost America jobs.
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But the pummelling that international trade is taking on both sides of the Atlantic suggests there is something to it.
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He also refused to join a G-7 statement affirming the importance of international trade and dealing with climate change.
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He said he'll now focus on his international trade law practice as well as helping with his wife's business goals.
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The Commerce Department's International Trade Administration will preliminarily determine that Canada provided subsidies to the softwood lumber industry in 2015.
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The broad negative sentiment, fueled by fears of a looming international trade war, also overshadowed B&S Group's market debut.
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In recent weeks, international trade has risen to the top among hot-button Beltway issues, with "trade wars" dominating headlines.
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But how is it possible for ironworkers at a foundry in Waupaca, Wisconsin to have a stake in international trade?
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At the time, the bureaucracy of international trade was almost as labor intensive as the physical handling of the goods.
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Data from the Commerce Department on international trade deficit for the month of July is expected at 8:30 a.m.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. International Trade Commission said on Wednesday it would investigate whether certain Anheuser Busch InBev NV (ABI.
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Devry Boughner Vorwerk always seemed destined for a career that would meld her love of agriculture with international trade policy.
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"You see increasing intolerance in our politics," the president said during a speech at an international trade show in Hanover.
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The US International Trade Commission increased its score by five percentage points, and 86% of its workers reported positive engagement.
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In addition, because they are based on a portion of the value of imports, GSTs also violate international trade agreements.
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The regulators' opinion — published last week — is an "important milestone," said U.S. Undersecretary of Commerce for International Trade Stefan Selig.
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Maritime transport is the most common venue of international trade, with more than 90% of all goods moved by ship.
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In no area is the president fighting for a stronger America — and winning — than in the realm of international trade.
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International trade is further complicated by strict capital controls, which have left importers searching for creative solutions -- including digital currencies.
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Argentina's Production Ministry, which includes the under-secretariat for international trade, noted that the request came from the private sector.
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One is that the international trade body disagrees, and the U.S. throws global trade into chaos by quitting the body.
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ASML, Nikon and Zeiss settled litigation in 2004 after the International Trade Commission found ASML had not infringed Nikon patents.
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President Donald Trump's tough stance on international trade has the European Union replying that it would retaliate against the sanctions.
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Liam Fox, the U.K.'s international trade secretary, said that the U.K. government remained committed to exiting the customs union.
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During the US International Trade Commission hearing last month, Samsung's Senior Vice President John Herrington commented about this intense competition.
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Stern is former chairwoman of the U.S. International Trade Commission (ITC) and founder and chairwoman of The Stern Group Inc.
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They must work to cement a new political consensus that will restore public support for free and fair international trade.
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Mr. Trump also drew a cold response from traditionally Republican-leaning interests for his heated attacks on international trade agreements.
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We need to improve transparency and compliance by member states with existing WTO rules on subsidies that distort international trade.
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Mr. Sanders also sets up international trade deals as the ultimate culprits for continued job losses in the American heartland.
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Dean Pinkert is a partner at Hughes Hubbard & Reed LLP and a former commissioner at the U.S. International Trade Commission.
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When viewed from this angle, our analysis has a surprising result: international trade benefits poorer households more than richer households.
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Some investors worry risks to international trade and economic growth could escalate if the White House continues its protectionist push.
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Some of the meetings could now happen in June, Malaysia's Ministry of International Trade & Industry (MITI) said in a statement.
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Most international trade is conducted using the dollar, even if the United States is not a party to the transaction.
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There's a reason we have international trade agreements, and it's not to protect us from unfair practices by other countries.
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But Jim Carr, Canadian minister of international trade diversification, said it was not unusual for Canada to seek broader support.
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The Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA) said Wednesday the U.S. international trade deficit came in at $54 billion for July.
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"I thought it was a dumb comment but I wasn't surprised," said Mark Warner, an international trade lawyer in Toronto.
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You might say that when it comes to international trade, Trumpworld is heading for a kind of zombie civil war.
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They promoted democratic ideals and international trade while investing in the notion that coalitions were the antidote to destructive nationalism.
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The authors found largely no net negative employment effects, though they did find some in sectors exposed to international trade.
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His last role was as deputy U.S. trade representative, overseeing U.S. international trade policy with respect to Asia and Africa.
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Some background: International trade is governed by a system of multinational agreements that countries are not supposed to break unilaterally.
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International trade remains a vital part of a response to global health crises and a vital part of our economies.
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Illegal but lucrative Trading cheetahs is prohibited under Appendix 1 of the Convention of International Trade of Endangered Species (CITES).
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Mr. Garnier, a member of the Conservative Party and the minister for international trade, was hanging on to his job.
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"Boeing simply was not in the mix," Greg May, a senior vice president at Delta, told the International Trade Commission.
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The shipment contained shark species protected by the Convention in International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Flora and Fauna.
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The separation is also weighing on the broader European economy, which is already facing slower growth amid international trade disputes.
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We are the most trade-dependent state in America, with at least 1 in 3 jobs tied to international trade.
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The Court of International Trade is a special court based in New York City that only hears cases concerning trade.
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Sessions gave a New Testament reason for his newfound opposition to international trade deals, a position pushed hard by Trump.
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Especially with all these macro uncertainties hovering, many of which are so unique — the geopolitical climate, the international trade issues.
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My thought bubble: The WTO was negotiated before China dominated international trade, and before the internet disrupted all global commerce.
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That often happens in violation of international trade rules, or by taking advantage of "loopholes" in American free-trade agreements.
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This is true of those affected by automation and international trade and those with less than a high school education.
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In a July poll, "international trade and tariffs" was ranked at the very bottom of 11 issues by Democratic voters.
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Exports of plastic waste from South Korea to China fell by over 2132%, according to the Korea International Trade Association.
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Confusingly for many Europeans, traditionally free-trading Republicans appear to go along with Trump's 16th-century view of international trade.
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Qualcomm has brought an action against Apple before the U.S. International Trade Commission seeking to ban imports of some iPhones.
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International trade tends to be a good barometer of how the world economy is doing and where it is headed.
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U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer met with Liam Fox, the United Kingdom's international trade secretary, to launch the U.K.-U.
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Trump has made his opposition to the TPP and other international trade deals one of the cornerstones of his campaign.
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United States International Trade Commission (USITC) officials have proposed imposing a 50-percent tariff on large residential washing machines imports.
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Prior to joining USTR, Gerrish practiced international trade law for nearly 20 years at Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher and Flom.
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I would simply add that international trade and technology have made early 20th century Sherman Antitrust Act rules completely obsolete.
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That includes: Elizabeth Warren So far, Warren's labor platform focuses on fixing international trade, just like President Donald Trump's did.
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In November last year, he was given a grant for the project by the British government's Department for International Trade.
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Trump has made criticism of international trade agreements and a call for tougher immigration policies central themes of his campaign.
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"The effect of US-China tariffs would be mainly distortionary," said Pamela Coke-Hamilton, head of UNCTAD's international trade division.
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The deal has been viewed as a win for President Donald Trump and his strategy in the international trade arena.
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Judge Leo Gordon of the United States Court of International Trade officiated in the court's law library in Manhattan. Mrs.
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" Officials are also asking the public to remain calm, not recommending "measures that unnecessarily interfere with international trade or travel.
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Manufacturers are among the most sensitive to the rhythms of international trade, depending on foreign companies as suppliers and customers.
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Fortunately for Bombardier, the US International Trade Commission struck the down the proposed tariff in January 2018, ending the dispute.
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He was a deputy in the USTR office under Reagan, and his legal specialty is specifically in international trade cases.
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The Trump administration issued tariffs after considering the recommendations of an independent, bipartisan panel called the US International Trade Commission.
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General secretary of the International Trade Union Confederation in Belgium Named one of the most influential women in Brussels by Politico in 2016, Sharan Burrow, an Australian who was once a schoolteacher, was the first woman to be elected general secretary of the international trade union confederation in 2010 and re-elected in 2014.
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Wells Fargo's head of international trade services, Chris Lewis, said in the statement that his bank was committed to new technology.
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"North Korea's ability to engage in international trade and finance relies on its ability to move goods and money," Berger said.
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Cisco Systems — A U.S. International Trade Commission judge ruled that Arista Networks infringed several more Cisco patents in its Ethernet switches.
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Dan Kildee; Frank Lavin, former Under Secretary of Commerce for International Trade; Ilya Shapiro, Cato Supreme Court Review editor-in-chief.
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A factor that has helped considerably has been international trade agreements, such as the existing United States-Singapore Free Trade Agreement.
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Mr Xi will be the first Chinese president to attend and he is expected to stress China's openness to international trade.
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There are also monthly auto sales and Institute for Supply Management manufacturing data due Monday, and international trade data expected Thursday.
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She has set up two new Departments, for Exiting the EU (under David Davis) and for International Trade (under Liam Fox).
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The group was responsible for hearing and deciding on international trade disputes, and it means it can no longer issue rulings.
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North Korea's economy was already broken, having been walled off from most international trade since the end of the Cold War.
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The renominations list included two of Trump's three Federal Claims nominees, and both previous nominees for the Court of International Trade.
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A few years later, he began working for then-Senator Max Baucus, Democrat of Montana, as the senator's international trade counsel.
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TiVo (TIVO) said an International Trade Commission judge had ruled that NBCUniversal parent Comcast (CMCSA) had violated some of its patents.
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All the while, the United States and other developed nations have neglected to update international trade rules or hold China accountable.
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On July 24th Liam Fox, Britain's international trade secretary, met his American counterparts to start talks about a post-Brexit agreement.
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The Gulf of Guinea, unlike the Malacca Strait or the Gulf of Aden, is not a choke point for international trade.
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"Growth in international trade remains weak and the increased uncertainty is affecting investment intentions in a number of countries," he added.
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Both candidates have been ambivalent towards international trade amid rising public anger over job creation and prospects in the U.S., however.
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Trump's administration has supported a reduction of legal immigration and has scorned international trade deals in favor of putting America first.
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The anti-trafficking regime laid out under the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species, or CITES, struggles to keep up.
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Earlier in her career she worked in infrastructure financing, international trade and the aeronautical sector within SG's corporate and investment bank.
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Adams Lee, an international trade lawyer at Harris Moure, said Trump may have overextended what he can do under the law.
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At Harvard Business School, students pay top dollar to learn everything from how to manage international trade to scaling technology ventures.
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Both sides of the Atlantic have been at odds regarding international trade ever since President Trump took power in January, 2016.
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But they failed to agree on a commitment to keep international trade free and open, highlighting a global shift towards protectionism.
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International trade disputes weakened demand for general lighting products and mobile devices and the automotive cycle has deteriorated significantly, Osram said.
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According to the US International Trade Commission, $221.7 million of Chinese art and antiquities were imported to the US in 2017.
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But by 2014, the International Trade Center said it reached 36,000 tons, but then dropped down to 25,000 tons in 103.
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China's richest man has appealed to President-elect Donald Trump not to drag the entertainment industry into an international trade war.
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To protect incense trees, the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora restricts trading in agarwood.
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Consider the cases that come before the International Trade Commission, a body designed to protect American patent owners from foreign competitors.
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The overall deficit on international trade in services narrowed to C$5.14 billion from C$5.40 billion in the first quarter.
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"Disruptive international trade policies have clearly shaken the confidence of Canadian exporters," EDC chief economist Peter Hall said in a statement.
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It is made more difficult because it requires dealings with foreign nations that have largely benefited from current international trade practices.
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This is in contrast to global freight rates, which are falling in response to lower fuel prices and weaker international trade.
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"This is great news for U.S. beef producers," said Kent Bacus, director of international trade for the National Cattlemen's Beef Association.
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In Ohio, Clinton won big among black voters (68% support) and voters who felt that international trade costs U.S. jobs (53%).
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Ms Proulx ranges across land ownership, the exploitation of natural resources, immigration, inheritance, international trade, mechanisation, and economic booms and busts.
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Kelly Ann Shaw, who currently serves as special assistant to the president for international trade, investment and development, will replace Willems.
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But declining global growth, lagging business investment and international trade wars have made a potential slowdown a growing concern among economists.
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The International Trade Commission, which investigates trade disputes, is set to rule on the issue by March 21, according to Reuters.
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For the margins to take final effect, the U.S. International Trade Commission must find the exports cause harm to U.S. producers.
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SXAP, which are seen as most exposed to international trade tensions, were the worst performing sector with a 2.8 percent fall.
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Trump has signed an executive order calling on the Commerce Department to review international trade agreements to check for potential abuses.
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London won't lose its title as the world's number one financial center after Brexit, according to the U.K's International Trade Minister.
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