The experience of the European Common Market, where tariffs were gradually cut down, has shown that increased trade brings employment.
John Fitzgerald Kennedy: “The experience of the European Common Market, where tariffs were gradually cut down, has shown that increased trade…”
On the recordMay 3, 1962
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Address in New Orleans at the Opening of the New Dockside Terminal.
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