Are there some trade practices or business constraints that we could re-examine that, again, would put us on a better competing field for African commerce?
Jeff Fortenberry: “Are there some trade practices or business constraints that we could re-examine that, again, would put us on a better…”
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Fortenenberry questions trade practices affecting U.S. competitiveness in Africa.
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