| Title: | Pros and cons of initiating negotiations with Japan to explore the possibility of a U.S.-Japan free trade area agreement : investigation no. TA-332-255 |
| Author: | United States International Trade Commission |
| Note: | U.S. International Trade Commission, 1988 |
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| Subject: | Foreign trade regulation |
| Subject: | Free trade -- Japan |
| Subject: | Free trade -- United States |
| Subject: | General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (Organization) |
| Subject: | Japan -- Foreign economic relations -- United States |
| Subject: | United States -- Foreign economic relations -- Japan |
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