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catalog contributor b7935281.
catalog coverage "United States Commercial policy.".
catalog created "1995.".
catalog date "1995".
catalog date "1995.".
catalog dateCopyrighted "1995.".
catalog description "Economic Tripolarity and the End of the Cold War -- Tougher World -- 4. Less Protected Congress -- Congressional Reform and the Weakening of Ways and Means -- Renewing the Delegation of Power: The "Fast-Track" Procedures -- Industry-Specific Proposals: The Automobile Case -- Committee Competition and Policy Entrepreneurship -- Trade and Tariff Act of 1984: Pressure Contained -- 1985-88: The Years of Trade -- Omnibus Trade and Competitiveness Act of 1988 -- Mexico and Fast-Track Renewal -- 1984 and After: The Leadership Difference -- 5. Embattled Executive -- STR's Early Ups and Downs -- Strauss and the MTN: The STR on Center Stage -- Executive Broker and Its Critics -- Carter Reorganization -- Reagan I: Commerce Versus USTR -- USTR and Presidential Ambivalence -- Liberal Words, Protectionist Deeds -- Reagan II: An Eight-Month Vacuum -- Reagan II: The Shift to Activism -- Targeting the World: Section 301 --".
catalog description "Foreword / C. Fred Bergsten and Richard C. Leone -- I. Origin -- 1. Trade Politics: The Root Problem, the Continuing Crisis -- 2. Old System: Protection for Congress -- Protecting Congress from Trade Pressures -- "Bargaining Tariff" -- "Bicycle Theory" and "Export Politics" -- Executive Broker -- "The Rules" -- Deals for "Special Cases" -- Strong Congressional Committees -- Trade as a Nonparty Issue -- System's Advantages and Limits -- Contradictions of the System -- "Bargaining Tariff" as Vanishing Asset -- International Openness Versus Domestic Intervention -- Success as Multiplier of Trade Pressures -- Dilemma of the Rules -- II. Erosion -- 3. Tougher World: Changes in the Context of Trade Policy -- 15 August as Prologue -- Trade Explosion -- "Decline" of the United States -- Rise of New Competitors -- Erosion of the GATT -- Stagflation -- Floating Exchange Rates and Dollar "Misalignment" --".
catalog description "Includes bibliographical references and index.".
catalog description "New Patterns of Interest-Group Politics -- III. Summation and Prescription -- 8. Summing Up: The System Held, But Stay Tuned -- First, Some Good News -- Next, The Bad News -- Looking Ahead -- 9. 1992-94: Missions Accomplished? -- From Bush to Clinton -- NAFTA Debate: Clinton Cedes the Field to the Critics -- Clinton Recovers, and Wins Big -- Japan, China, and APEC -- Brussels and Geneva: Completing the Uruguay Round -- US Business, Human Rights, and the China Market -- Japan: Failure and Modest Success -- Implementing the Uruguay Round: A Slow Start -- Antidumping: Reversing the Round -- Loss of Future Fast-Track -- WTO and US "Sovereignty" -- Delaying the Process: Dole, Hollings, and Gingrich -- From Partisan Wrangle to Bipartisan Victory -- Looking to the Future -- 10. What to Do? A Framework for Future US Trade Policy -- Policy for the Near Term -- New Agenda? -- More Effective Trade Advocacy --".
catalog description "Targeting Japan: From MOSS to Semiconductor Sanctions -- Working the Trade Bill: Damage Limitation -- Carla Hills and Super 301 -- Geneva Versus Mexico City? -- Broker in Need of a Breakthrough -- USTR Enters Its Thirties -- 6. Changing the Rules: The Rise of Administrative Trade Remedies -- Through the Early 1970s: Little Relief -- Trade Act of 1974 -- Result: Slightly More Relief -- Trade Agreements Act of 1979 -- Declining Use of the Escape Clause -- Decline of Trade Adjustment Assistance -- Upsurge in "Unfair Trade" Cases -- Forcing Political Solutions -- Steel Wins Comprehensive Protection -- Trade-Remedies Reform: The Gibbons Bill -- Omnibus Legislation of 1986-88 -- Administrative Remedies: A Balance Sheet on the 1980s -- Limits of Administrative Remedies -- 7. National Arena: More Open, More Partisan -- "Amazing Political Reversal"? -- Newly Ambivalent Elite -- Challenges to Laissez-Faire Trade Doctrine --".
catalog description "Trimmed-Down Fast-Track Process -- Managing Trade Policy: A Basic Prescription -- How Not to Cure Trade Imbalances -- Trade With Japan: Right Problem, Wrong Solution -- Getting Serious About Trade Imbalances -- Education -- Macroeconomic Policy -- Microeconomic Policy: Promoting Adjustment and Productivity Growth -- Role of Trade Policy -- Can the System Be Salvaged? -- Policy Tools: International Negotiations -- Flexibility on Fast-Track -- Revising the Trade-Remedy Laws -- Keeping Section 301 -- Using Section 301: Strategic Trade Policy or Sectoral Reciprocity? -- Separate Trade Policy Toward Japan? -- USTR-Based Trade Reorganization -- Policy Tools: New Approaches to Trade Adjustment -- In Defense of Trade Brokering -- 3.1. United States: nominal effective exchange rates, 1980-93 -- 6.1. Escape clause investigations, 1975-94 -- 6.2. Countervailing duty and antidumping investigations, 1979-94 -- 3.1.".
catalog description "United States: merchandise imports, exports, and trade balance, 1960-94 -- 6.1. Antidumping, countervailing duty, and Section 201 investigations initiated, 1979-94 -- 6.2. Antidumping cases and results, 1980-93.".
catalog extent "xv, 337 p. :".
catalog hasFormat "American trade politics.".
catalog identifier "0881322156 (pbk.)".
catalog isFormatOf "American trade politics.".
catalog issued "1995".
catalog issued "1995.".
catalog language "eng".
catalog publisher "Washington, D.C. : Institute for International Economics ; New York : Twentieth Century Fund,".
catalog relation "American trade politics.".
catalog spatial "United States Commercial policy.".
catalog subject "380.1/3/0973 20".
catalog subject "HF1455 .D48 1995".
catalog tableOfContents "Economic Tripolarity and the End of the Cold War -- Tougher World -- 4. Less Protected Congress -- Congressional Reform and the Weakening of Ways and Means -- Renewing the Delegation of Power: The "Fast-Track" Procedures -- Industry-Specific Proposals: The Automobile Case -- Committee Competition and Policy Entrepreneurship -- Trade and Tariff Act of 1984: Pressure Contained -- 1985-88: The Years of Trade -- Omnibus Trade and Competitiveness Act of 1988 -- Mexico and Fast-Track Renewal -- 1984 and After: The Leadership Difference -- 5. Embattled Executive -- STR's Early Ups and Downs -- Strauss and the MTN: The STR on Center Stage -- Executive Broker and Its Critics -- Carter Reorganization -- Reagan I: Commerce Versus USTR -- USTR and Presidential Ambivalence -- Liberal Words, Protectionist Deeds -- Reagan II: An Eight-Month Vacuum -- Reagan II: The Shift to Activism -- Targeting the World: Section 301 --".
catalog tableOfContents "Foreword / C. Fred Bergsten and Richard C. Leone -- I. Origin -- 1. Trade Politics: The Root Problem, the Continuing Crisis -- 2. Old System: Protection for Congress -- Protecting Congress from Trade Pressures -- "Bargaining Tariff" -- "Bicycle Theory" and "Export Politics" -- Executive Broker -- "The Rules" -- Deals for "Special Cases" -- Strong Congressional Committees -- Trade as a Nonparty Issue -- System's Advantages and Limits -- Contradictions of the System -- "Bargaining Tariff" as Vanishing Asset -- International Openness Versus Domestic Intervention -- Success as Multiplier of Trade Pressures -- Dilemma of the Rules -- II. Erosion -- 3. Tougher World: Changes in the Context of Trade Policy -- 15 August as Prologue -- Trade Explosion -- "Decline" of the United States -- Rise of New Competitors -- Erosion of the GATT -- Stagflation -- Floating Exchange Rates and Dollar "Misalignment" --".
catalog tableOfContents "New Patterns of Interest-Group Politics -- III. Summation and Prescription -- 8. Summing Up: The System Held, But Stay Tuned -- First, Some Good News -- Next, The Bad News -- Looking Ahead -- 9. 1992-94: Missions Accomplished? -- From Bush to Clinton -- NAFTA Debate: Clinton Cedes the Field to the Critics -- Clinton Recovers, and Wins Big -- Japan, China, and APEC -- Brussels and Geneva: Completing the Uruguay Round -- US Business, Human Rights, and the China Market -- Japan: Failure and Modest Success -- Implementing the Uruguay Round: A Slow Start -- Antidumping: Reversing the Round -- Loss of Future Fast-Track -- WTO and US "Sovereignty" -- Delaying the Process: Dole, Hollings, and Gingrich -- From Partisan Wrangle to Bipartisan Victory -- Looking to the Future -- 10. What to Do? A Framework for Future US Trade Policy -- Policy for the Near Term -- New Agenda? -- More Effective Trade Advocacy --".
catalog tableOfContents "Targeting Japan: From MOSS to Semiconductor Sanctions -- Working the Trade Bill: Damage Limitation -- Carla Hills and Super 301 -- Geneva Versus Mexico City? -- Broker in Need of a Breakthrough -- USTR Enters Its Thirties -- 6. Changing the Rules: The Rise of Administrative Trade Remedies -- Through the Early 1970s: Little Relief -- Trade Act of 1974 -- Result: Slightly More Relief -- Trade Agreements Act of 1979 -- Declining Use of the Escape Clause -- Decline of Trade Adjustment Assistance -- Upsurge in "Unfair Trade" Cases -- Forcing Political Solutions -- Steel Wins Comprehensive Protection -- Trade-Remedies Reform: The Gibbons Bill -- Omnibus Legislation of 1986-88 -- Administrative Remedies: A Balance Sheet on the 1980s -- Limits of Administrative Remedies -- 7. National Arena: More Open, More Partisan -- "Amazing Political Reversal"? -- Newly Ambivalent Elite -- Challenges to Laissez-Faire Trade Doctrine --".
catalog tableOfContents "Trimmed-Down Fast-Track Process -- Managing Trade Policy: A Basic Prescription -- How Not to Cure Trade Imbalances -- Trade With Japan: Right Problem, Wrong Solution -- Getting Serious About Trade Imbalances -- Education -- Macroeconomic Policy -- Microeconomic Policy: Promoting Adjustment and Productivity Growth -- Role of Trade Policy -- Can the System Be Salvaged? -- Policy Tools: International Negotiations -- Flexibility on Fast-Track -- Revising the Trade-Remedy Laws -- Keeping Section 301 -- Using Section 301: Strategic Trade Policy or Sectoral Reciprocity? -- Separate Trade Policy Toward Japan? -- USTR-Based Trade Reorganization -- Policy Tools: New Approaches to Trade Adjustment -- In Defense of Trade Brokering -- 3.1. United States: nominal effective exchange rates, 1980-93 -- 6.1. Escape clause investigations, 1975-94 -- 6.2. Countervailing duty and antidumping investigations, 1979-94 -- 3.1.".
catalog tableOfContents "United States: merchandise imports, exports, and trade balance, 1960-94 -- 6.1. Antidumping, countervailing duty, and Section 201 investigations initiated, 1979-94 -- 6.2. Antidumping cases and results, 1980-93.".
catalog title "American trade politics / I.M. Destler.".
catalog type "text".