Trade of the United States with Cuba in ... /

"Prepared by the Divisions of Regional Information and Business Review in cooperation with the Division of Foreign Trade Statistics."

Foreign agricultural trade of the United States.

Mode of access: Internet.

The suppression of the African slave-trade to the United States of America, 1638-1870.

Bibliography: p. 312-325.

Foreign trade of the United States for the calendar year 1922-

Compiled in the Division of research.

Federal Trade Commission vs. United States Steel Corporation, American Bridge Company, American Sheet & Tin Plate Company, Carnegie Steel Company, American Steel & Wire Company, Illinois Steel Company, Minnesota Steel Company, Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad Compay [sic], et al., respondents. State of Illinois, state of Iowa, state of Minnesota and state of Wisconsin, amici curiæ. Statement of case, [vol. I-II]. H.G. Pickering, attorney for amici curiæ. ... K.E. Steinhauer, attorney for Commission. Cordenio A. Severance and William W. Corlett, attorneys for the respondents.

Paged continuously.

General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade; analysis of United States negotiations, 1960-61 Tariff Conference, Geneva Switzerland

Cover title

THE WOOL TRADE OF THE UNITED STATES; HISTORY OF A GREAT INDUSTRY;

Mode of access: Internet.

Encyclopaedia of trade between the United States of America and France /

Mode of access: Internet.

FATUS : foreign agricultural trade of the United States.

Issued each year with 2 supplements: a calendar year supplement and a fiscal year supplement.

Slavery and the domestic slave trade, in the United States.

Mode of access: Internet.

Social security : sustained effort needed to improve management and prepare for the future : report to the Commissioner, Social Security Administration / United States General Accounting Office.

"B-251113"--P. [1].

Foreign agricultural trade of the United States digest.

Mode of access: Internet.

United States Trade Developments 2012-2013

Includes bibliography.

Trade secrets: a ten year overview of the illegal import of sea turtle products into the United States

For more than 25 years all sea turtle products have been prohibited from international commerce by the 170-member nations of the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species (CITES). Sea turtles continue to be threatened by direct take (including poaching) and illegal trade despite multi-national protection efforts. Although take may contribute significantly to sea turtle decline, illegal take is difficult to measure since there are few quantified records associated with legal fisheries and fewer still for illegal take (poaching). We can, however, quantify one portion of the illegal sea turtle trade by determining how many illegal products were seized at United States ports of entry over a recent 10-year period. The United States Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS) oversees the import and export of wildlife and wildlife products, ensuring that wildlife trade complies with United States laws and international treaties. Additionally, the USFWS has legal authority to target suspected illegal wildlife activity through undercover and field investigations. In an effort to assess the scale of illegal sea turtle take and trade, we have conducted a 10-year (1994 – 2003) review of the law enforcement database maintained by the USFWS. This database tracks the number and type of wildlife cases, the quantity of seized products, and the penalties assessed against violators. These data are minimum estimates of the sea turtle products passing through the United States borders, as smuggled wildlife is oftentimes not detected.