Gone are the days where trade simply meant reducing tariffs and limiting quotas for imported products.
Charles Rangel: “Gone are the days where trade simply meant reducing tariffs and limiting quotas for imported products.”
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Rangel emphasizes the evolving complexity of trade policy beyond just tariffs.
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