Given that the Korean agreement is completed, and there is some level of concern that we are waiting too long to move, could this disadvantage--for either one of you--could this disadvantage our service industries?
Joe Crowley: “Given that the Korean agreement is completed, and there is some level of concern that we are waiting too long to move…”
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Crowley raises concerns about delays in trade agreements affecting service industries.
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