...the event of repeal of the tariff provisions. And even these, in the words of the Commission, ". . . likely would be more than offset by the loss of jobs...among workers now producing components for export and those who further process the imported products." Apart from the ill-founded balance of payments...

...the event of repeal of the tariff provisions. And even these, in the words of the Commission, ". . . likely would be more than offset by the loss of jobs...among workers now producing components for export and those who further process the imported products." Apart from the ill-founded balance of payments...

...the other hand, these provisions now provide employment for about 37.000 people in the United States (producing US materials for export to be assembled...among workers now producing components for export and those who further process the imported products. The Commission's report provides an overall view...

...the other hand, these provisions now provide employment for about 37.000 people in the United States (producing US materials for export to be assembled...returned to the United States, which likely would l>e more than offset by the loss of jobs among workers now producing components for export and those...

...On the other hand, these provisions now provide employment for about 37,000 people in the US . . . Repeal would probably result in only a modest number of jobs returned to the US, which likely would be more than offset by the loss of jobs among workers now producing components...

...States. These provisions now provide employment for about 37,000 people in the United States (ie, workers producing US materials for export to be assembled...processing imports after they have been returned). Repeal of items 806.30 and 807.00, even on a commodity-by-commodity basis, would cause more unemployment...

...States. These provisions now provide employment for about 37,000 people in the United States (ie, workers producing US materials for export to be assembled...processing imports after they have been returned). Repeal of items 806.30 and 807.00, even on a commodity-by-commodity basis, would cause more unemployment...

...entitled "Economic Factors Affecting the Use of Items 807.00 and 8O6.30 .. ." (1970—No. 332-61). ". . . Repeal would probably result in only a modest number of jobs returned to the US, which likely would be more than offset by the loss of jobs among workers now producing components...

...no US components, or by other concerns producing like articles without the use of US materials. ... Repeal would probably result in only a modest number of jobs returned to the US, which likely would be more than offset by the loss of jobs among workers now producing components...

...no US components, or by other concerns producing like articles without the use of US materials. ... Repeal would probably result in only a modest number of jobs returned to the US, which likely would be more than offset by the loss of jobs among workers now producing components...