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 CIS NO: 95-H461-47
 TITLE: U.S.-East Asian Economic Relations: A Focus on South Korea.
 SOURCE: Committee on International Relations. House
 DOC TYPE: Hearing                   COLLATION: iii+87 p.
 DATE: Mar. 29, 1995
 CONGRESS-SESSION: 104-1             SUDOC: Y4.IN8/16:K86/7
 ITEM NO: 1017-A-01; 1017-B-01

 Hearing before the Subcom on International Economic Policy and Trade and
 the Subcom on Asia and the Pacific to review U.S. trade relations with South
 Korea, focusing on problems faced by some U.S. companies exporting products
 to South Korea.
   Supplementary material (p. 43-87) includes submitted statements and
 witnesses' written statements.
 CONTENT NOTATION: South Korea trade relations with US
 DESCRIPTORS (and special content notations): SUBCOM ON INTERNATIONAL
     ECONOMIC POLICY AND TRADE. HOUSE; SUBCOM ON ASIA AND THE PACIFIC.
     HOUSE; FOREIGN.TRADE; KOREA, SOUTH (Trade relations with US)

 95-H461-47 TESTIMONY NO: 1         Mar. 29, 1995 p. 2-25
 WITNESSES (and witness notations):
     ALLEN, RICHARD V. (Chairman, AEA International Trade and Management
        Consultants)
 STATEMENT AND DISCUSSION: Overview of current political and economic
     conditions in South Korea; views on U.S. trade relations with South
     Korea and related issues.
 CONTENT NOTATION: South Korea trade relations with US
 DESCRIPTORS: AEA INTERNATIONAL TRADE AND MANAGEMENT CONSULTANTS

 95-H461-47 TESTIMONY NO: 2         Mar. 29, 1995 p. 25-41, 49-85
 WITNESSES (and witness notations):
     DILLINGHAM, PAUL W., JR. (Vice President, Government Operations, Cray
        Research Inc.; representing American Electronics Association)
     ROSENTHAL, PAUL C. (attorney, representing National Pork Producers
        Council, National Cattlemen's Association, and American Meat
        Institute)
     JUDGE, STEVE (Senior Vice President, Government Affairs, Securities
        Industry Association)
     ROZYNSKI, EDWARD M. (Vice President, Global Strategy and Analysis,
        Health Industry Manufacturers Association)
 STATEMENTS AND DISCUSSION: Concerns about South Korean market access
     barriers to U.S. red meat exports and to U.S. securities firms (related
     materials, p. 71-75); review of problems faced by U.S. medical
     technology firms in exporting medical technology products to South
     Korea.
 CONTENT NOTATION: South Korea trade relations with US
 DESCRIPTORS: IMPORT RESTRICTIONS; FOREIGN.INVESTMENTS; MEAT AND MEAT
     PRODUCTS; MEDICAL.TECHNOLOGY; SECURITIES; AMERICAN ELECTRONICS
     ASSOCIATION; NATIONAL PORK PRODUCERS COUNCIL; NATIONAL CATTLEMEN'S
     ASSOCIATION; AMERICAN MEAT INSTITUTE; SECURITIES INDUSTRY ASSOCIATION;
     HEALTH INDUSTRY MANUFACTURERS ASSOCIATION