Signed US Trade Agreements to Spur Breakbulk Trade

Nearly three years after President Obama took office, the U.S. Congress has finally approved bilateral trade agreements negotiated in 2006 by the Bush administration with three countries — Colombia, Korea and Panama. The Republic of Korea, with its population of 48.8 million, and Asia’s fourth-largest economy, is by far the

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