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Raymond J. Ahearn
Congress’s role in trade policy is based upon express powers set out in
Article 1, Section 8 of the U.S. Constitution. Congress exercises this
power by enacting laws that authorize trade programs and govern trade
policy. Congress also sets trade negotiating objectives in law; requires
formal consultation from and an opportunity to advise on trade negotiations
with the Executive Branch; and conducts oversight hearings on trade programs
and agreements.
How U.S. trade policy is fashioned and implemented has far-reaching impact.
The instructor examines Congress’s role in trade policy by focusing on
its authority; its goals and objectives; and its interplay with the
President and the Executive Branch.
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