We have said it continually since July 3rd of 1993 again and again, we're not seeking numerical targets or managed trade.

This is precisely the same mistake that was made two years ago that led to cash shortages in the DBOF.

This credit will help millions of workers and is a cornerstone of our effort to reform the welfare system and make work pay.

When I took office as your President, I said our goal was to create 8 million jobs in 4 years.

We've put the economic interests of America's broad middle class back at the center of our policies at home.

I have determined that certain preferential tariff treatment previously afforded to other designated beneficiary developing countries should be continued.

I have determined that it is appropriate to extend GSP benefits to Kyrgyzstan.

I ran for President... because I thought we had to restore the American economy so that it worked again for middle class Americans.

We owe it to ourselves, as well as to them, to set up a system where we favor work over idleness.

This legislation will provide the unemployed and their families with important assistance by extending eligibility for the Emergency Unemployment Compensation program.

We've agreed that our economic policies should be opened, not closed.

I believe we are generally in agreement that we should attempt to use this forum to broaden trade and deepen understanding.

Our economic strategy is simple, direct, and I think correct: Put our own economic house in order.

It is the placement of international economic policy at the front burner of American foreign policy.

I believe we can compete and win in the global economy.

For the first time in the history of this country, people who work 40 hours a week and have children in their homes will be lifted, not by a Government program but by the tax system, out of poverty.

We want to end welfare as we know it and restore dignity to millions of idle Americans who have been dependent too long.

The tax system will lift you out. You will be rewarded for your work.