Congressional Record: Proceedings and Debates of the ... Congress, Volume 99, Part 7U.S. Government Printing Office, 1953 - Law |
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Page 8587
... TRADE - PAPER BY E. J. BELL Mr. MORSE . Mr. President , I ask unanimous consent to have printed in the body of the RECORD , at this point in my remarks , a paper entitled " Aid by Trade , " prepared by E. J. Bell , adminis- trator of ...
... TRADE - PAPER BY E. J. BELL Mr. MORSE . Mr. President , I ask unanimous consent to have printed in the body of the RECORD , at this point in my remarks , a paper entitled " Aid by Trade , " prepared by E. J. Bell , adminis- trator of ...
Page 8588
... trade . I further recommend that the Con- gress take the Reciprocal Trade Agreements Act under immediate study and extend it by appropriate legislation . This objective must not ignore legitimate safeguarding of do- mestic industries ...
... trade . I further recommend that the Con- gress take the Reciprocal Trade Agreements Act under immediate study and extend it by appropriate legislation . This objective must not ignore legitimate safeguarding of do- mestic industries ...
Page 8589
... trade policy be based on national interest rather than the inter- est of particular industries or groups ; that in cases where choice must be made between injury to the national interest and hardship to an industry , the industry be ...
... trade policy be based on national interest rather than the inter- est of particular industries or groups ; that in cases where choice must be made between injury to the national interest and hardship to an industry , the industry be ...
Page 8590
... trading with Japan ? Are we going to discourage trade by irritating customs regulations , import quotas , discrim- inatory tariffs , and other devices ? Or are we going to express at least a willingness to accept what she has to offer ...
... trading with Japan ? Are we going to discourage trade by irritating customs regulations , import quotas , discrim- inatory tariffs , and other devices ? Or are we going to express at least a willingness to accept what she has to offer ...
Page 8605
... trade delegation . committee report the kind of readjust- Senators will find on page 8 of the ment of quotas that may be involved if April and May of 1952 , the International Britain persists in remaining outside the agreement . The ...
... trade delegation . committee report the kind of readjust- Senators will find on page 8 of the ment of quotas that may be involved if April and May of 1952 , the International Britain persists in remaining outside the agreement . The ...
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