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1997

Remarks at a Meeting with the Presidents of the Baltic States, Under Secretary Stuart Eizenstat, Washington, DC, (1/15/98)

Economic Sanctions, Under Secretary Stuart Eizenstat, Washington, DC (1/7/98)

Remarks on Unilateral Trade Sanctions. Under Secretary Eizenstat, Washington, DC, (10/23/97)
Testimony on Caspian Energy Development. Under Secretary Eizenstat, Washington, DC, (10/23/97)
The Iran and Libya Sanctions Act. Assistant Under Secretary William C. Ramsay, Washington, DC (10/30/97)
Our Future Trade Agenda. Under Secretary Stuart Eizenstat, Washington, DC (9/24/97)
International Economic Leadership. Secretary Albright, Washington, DC (9/18/97)
The New Transatlantic Agenda. Under Secretary Stuart Eizenstat, Brussels, Belgium (9/11/97)
U.S.-Vietnam Bilateral Agreement on Copyrights. Secretary Albright and Foreign Minister Nguyen Manh Cam, Hanoi, Vietnam (6/28/97)
Remarks to the American Business Community. Secretary Albright, Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam (6/28/97)
United States Trade with Asia. Under Secretary Stuart Eizenstat, Washington, DC (6/18/97)
China MFN Renewal. Assistant Secretary Alan P. Larson, Washington, DC (6/5/97)
Deregulation Now: How Japan will Benefit from Freer Markets. Assistant Secretary Alan P. Larson, Washington, DC (4/4/97).
The Transatlantic Marketplace and Global Challenges. Assistant Secretary Alan P. Larson, Washington, DC (3/11/97).
Remarks before the American-Turkish Council. Assistant Secretary Alan P. Larson, Washington, DC (2/20/97)
Expanding the Influence of Trade and Economic Competitiveness in U.S. Foreign Policy. Assistant Secretary Alan P. Larson, Washington, DC (2/14/97)
U.S. Commercial Diplomacy: Meeting the Challenge of the 21st Century. Assistant Secretary Alan P. Larson, Washington, DC (2/3/97)
U.S.-Japan Economic Cooperation: Ready for Take-Off. Assistant Secretary Alan P. Larson, Tokyo, Japan (1/9/97)

1996 Speeches Relating to U.S. Economic and Trade Policy

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