On the recordJanuary 13, 1937
A policy designed to reduce the excessive trade barriers and to establish equality of trade rights is a powerful instrument of economic appeasement and stability.
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Statement Urging Extension of Authority to Negotiate Reciprocal Trade Agreements
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