...values are reasonably congenial to us. We can be very critical about some aspects of almost everyone of the rest of the 150 nations in the international...disapproval of the institutions of other trading nations. I have had considerable experience with the multilateral management of restrictions on trade for political...

...about some aspect of almost every one of the rest of the 150 nations in the international community. 1 would strongly advise against a drift into self-imposed...or disapproval of the institutions of other trading nations./I George W. Ball . . . The efficacy of such economic denial [the use of export controls and...

...before Mr. Bingham's Subcommittee on International Economic Policy and Trade on February 15, 1979: 444 "When we look at the present world situation we can...disapproval of the institutions of other trading nations." But even this mindless substitute for policy is not applied consistently. First, the US has little...

...toward political values are reasonably congenial to us. We can be very critical about some aspects of almost every one of the rest of the 150 nations...of approval or disapproval of the institutions of the other trading nations. I wonder if what happened in Iran and what is happening in other parts of...

...toward political values are reasonably congenial to us. We can be very critical about some aspects of almost every one of the rest of the 150 nations...community. I would strongly advise against a drift into selftnposed economic isolationism by weighing trade in terms of approval or dispproval of the institutions...

...about some aspect of almost every one of the rest of the 150 nations in the international comnunlty. I would strongly advise against a drift into self-imposed...of export controls and credit restrictions to try T7 Informal Opening Remarks by Dean Rusk before the Senate Committee on Banking, Housing and Urban...

...political values are reasonably congenial to us. We can be very critical about some aspect of most every one of the rest of the 150 nations in the international...disapproval of the institutions of other trading nations." Our standards are high. We certainly want to shine as a beacon to other nations of the world, encouraging...

...political values are reasonably congenial to us. We can be very critical about some aspect of most every one of the rest of the 150 nations in the international...disapproval of the institutions of other trading nations." Our standards are high. We certainly want to shine as a beacon to other nations of the world, encouraging...

...about some aspect of almost every one of the rest of the 150 nations in the international community. 1 would strongly advise against a drift into selfimposed...disapproval of the institutions of other trading nations." We urge this Subcommittee to consider carefully those wise words. If we limit our trade only to countries...

...sentence, in which he says: I would strongly advise against a drift into self-imposed economic isolation by weighing trade in terms of approval or disapproval of the institutions of other trading nations. Secretary Rusk's advice, I believe, is sound. If we limit our trade only to countries who meet our...