The newsletter World Trade/Interactive reports that the Obama administration, which had shown some interest in the bilateral trade agreements with Panama, Columbia, and Korea earlier this year, has decided to slow down (World Trade/Interactive):
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Recent Posts
- Korea, Colombia, and Panama
- KORUS FTA held hostage
- Still working out the KORUS revision language
- A brief summary of the December KORUS revisions
- U.S. Unions Divided on Deal
- A Note on Parliamentary Procedure in the National Assembly
- What does KORUS FTA mean for your portfolio?
- Ideas about, but no solutions to, the TPA problem
- Jobs?
- The UAW supports the KORUS FTA
Key KORUS Documents
KORUS FTA Resources
- Korea-U.S. Trade Partnership
- CRS: Pending U.S. and EU Free Trade Agreements with South Korea: Possible Implications for Automobile and Other Manufacturing Industries
- EU-South Korea Free Trade Agreement: A Quick Reading Guide October 2010
- American Chamber of Commerce in Korea
- Asia Regional Integration Center
- KORUS FTA Resource Center
- bilaterals.org
- Korea Insight