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 CIS NO: 77-H782-51
 TITLE: Special Report to the Congress and the East-West Foreign Trade
     Board: Implications for U.S. Trade of Granting Most Favored Nation
     Treatment to the People's Republic of China.
 SOURCE: Committee on Ways and Means. House
 DOC TYPE: Print                     COLLATION: ix+105 p. il.
 DATE: June 8, 1977
 CONGRESS-SESSION: 95-1              SUDOC: Y4.W36:WMCP 95-33
 ITEM NO: 1028
 MC ENTRY NO: 77-12714

 Committee Print No. 95-33. Special report by the U.S. International Trade
 Commission assessing the implications for U.S. trade of granting
 most-favored-nation (MFN) treatment to the People's Republic of China (PRC).
   Analyzes the differential for various commodities between MFN duty rates
 and rates presently applicable to imports from designated Communist
 countries, including PRC, under the Trade Agreements Extension Act of 1951.
 Includes comparison of U.S. imports from PRC with import data from 13 other
 industrialized countries.
   Appendices (p. 35-105) contain extensive statistical data on tariff rate
 variations, commodity evaluations of U.S. and PRC imports-exports, and
 explanatory notes on study procedures.
 CONTENT NOTATION: China most-favored-nation treatment
 DESCRIPTORS: STATISTICAL DATA: FOREIGN TRADE; TARIFFS; CHINA, PEOPLE'S
     REPUBLIC; EAST-WEST TRADE; EAST-WEST FOREIGN TRADE BOARD; U.S.
     INTERNATIONAL TRADE COMMISSION; TRADE AGREEMENTS EXTENSION ACT