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Former USTR Official: Reagan did not need Fast Track

ArchiveBy Michael Stumo February 22, 2015

Fast Track Wasn’t Needed During Reagan’s Successful Uruguay Round, And Is Not Needed Now by Charles Blum, former Assistant U.S. Trade Representative for Multilateral RelationsManufacturing