| United States, "General 301" is the United States, "Trade Act of 1974," commonly known as Article 301, the narrow sense of "301", which first appeared in "Trade Expansion Act of 1962" and subsequently by the "Trade Act of 1974" amended trading partner countries is mainly directed against the unfair measures taken. According to "General 301", when any interested party appeals the practice of foreign trade agreements hurt the United States under the interest or other unfair, unreasonable or discriminatory acts or burden to the U.S. commercial barriers, the U.S. Trade Representative's office (ustr) can be investigated, decided to withdraw trade concessions or preferential conditions of sanctions. U.S. Trade Representative's office (ustr) can also decide whether the above start their own investigation. This provision grants the President of the United States of American business abroad "unreasonable" and "unfair" to restrict imports of retaliatory measures and the use of broad powers. The so-called "unfair" means not in conformity with international law or inconsistent with their obligations under trade agreements; "unreasonable" is specified, where serious damage to the interests of American business is "unreasonable." |
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