The Trade Act of 2002 renewed the President of the United States authority of Trade Promotion Authority for the first time since 1994. Trade Promotion Authority allowed the President to negotiate trade agreements without Congress, limiting them to simply passing the trade deal or rejecting it.
The Trade Act of 2002 renewed the President of the United States authority of Trade Promotion Authority for the first time since 1994. Trade Promotion Authority allowed the President to negotiate trade agreements without Congress, limiting them to simply passing the trade deal or rejecting it.
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