Sec. Ross Says White House Meeting With Congress on Nafta

Sec. Ross Says White House Meeting With Congress on Nafta

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The transcript discusses ongoing NAFTA negotiations, focusing on the 90-day letter required by Congress to initiate formal talks. Meetings with various committees, including the Ways and Means and Finance Committees, are highlighted. The discussion also covers barriers to starting negotiations, emphasizing the role of the Trade Promotion Authority. The urgency to begin talks with Mexico is stressed due to upcoming elections, with assurances that the U.S. will not delay the process.

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

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What is the purpose of the 90-day letter in the NAFTA negotiation process?

To initiate formal negotiations

To propose new trade tariffs

To finalize the trade agreement

To terminate existing agreements

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Which committees are involved in the NAFTA negotiation process according to the transcript?

Senate Judiciary Committee and House Armed Services Committee

Senate Finance Committee and House Ways and Means Committee

Senate Agriculture Committee and House Education Committee

Senate Foreign Relations Committee and House Energy Committee

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

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Under the Trade Promotion Authority, who is primarily responsible for initiating the NAFTA negotiations?

The Commerce Department

The White House

The State Department

Congress

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Why is there urgency in starting negotiations with Mexico?

Due to upcoming presidential elections in Mexico

Because of a trade deficit with Mexico

To increase agricultural exports

To align with European trade agreements

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What assurance is given regarding the United States' role in the negotiation process?

The United States will lead the negotiations

The United States will not be a source of delay

The United States will impose new tariffs

The United States will withdraw from NAFTA