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American Economic Diplomacy Act

Source: Congress.gov  ·  359 words in original text
This bill changes the yearly report that the government makes about trade agreements and trade policy. The bill requires that report to include information about how trade goals support the nation's defense strategy and national security strategy.
The government agencies responsible for creating the annual trade report are directly affected by this bill.
• The annual report on trade agreements and national trade policy must now include an assessment of how trade objectives and priorities support the national defense strategy (Sec. 2) • The annual report must include an assessment of how trade objectives and priorities support the national security strategy of the United States (Sec. 2)
The Trade Act of 1974 currently requires an annual report on trade agreements and national trade policy. This bill adds a new requirement to that report: it must explain how the government's trade goals and priorities help advance the nation's defense strategy and national security strategy.
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