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 <title>International Trade: An Overview of Use of U.S. Trade Preference Programs by Beneficiaries and U.S. Administrative Reviews</title>
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<abstract>Goods imported into the United States under trade preference
programs, which extend unilateral tariff reductions to over 130  
developing countries to assist their economies, totaled 	 
approximately $92 billion in 2006. The United States offers four 
primary trade preference programs--the Generalized System of	 
Preferences (GSP), the Caribbean Basin Initiative (CBI), the	 
Andean Trade Preference Act (ATPA), and the African Growth and	 
Opportunity Act (AGOA). Some economists and others have raised	 
concerns about the programs; for example, because the		 
beneficiaries may lose interest in reciprocal multilateral or	 
bilateral trade liberalization. In addition, the global trade	 
context in which the programs operate is changing. Most U.S.	 
trade preference programs will need to be renewed over the next  
several years. As a result, Congress needs to reexamine the	 
programs and explore options for improvement. To provide	 
information for such a reexamination, at your request we (1)	 
identified and compared key features of U.S. preference programs,
(2) analyzed use of U.S. preference programs by beneficiaries,	 
and (3) examined U.S. agency administrative reviews of preference
programs.</abstract>
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