Foreign Relations of the United States, 1950, National Security Affairs; Foreign Economic Policy, Volume I - Office of the Historian

Matters relating to the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT) ¹

^1.Continued from Foreign Relations, 1949, vol. i, pp. 651 ff.

Contents

I. The problem of quantitative restrictions on exports and imports (Documents 237-243)
II. United States concern at the discriminatory aspects of exchange and import restrictions maintained by the Union of South Africa. (Documents 244-250)
III. Position of the United States regarding consultations on sterling area restrictions on dollar imports (Documents 251-269)
IV. Concern of the Department of State regarding the renewal by the Congress of the trade agreements act; the United States decision concerning the proposed International Trade Organization (ITO) (Documents 270-276)
V. United States preparations for the tariff negotiating conference convened at Torquay, England, September 28, 1950 (“the third round”) (Documents 277-290)