A recent decision from a panel created by this treaty found that "zeroing" violated U.S. law, so the Department of Commerce would not be allowed to consider average prices over actual prices from exporters.  
A recent decision from a panel created by this treaty found that "zeroing" violated U.S. law, so the Department of Commerce would not be allowed to consider average prices over actual prices from exporters.  The panel on Article 1904 of this document only made one decision that (*) didn't involve the U.S. – an antidumping conclusion based on rolled steel – while a notable 2005 decision about this document was on the issue of softwood lumber. Brian Mulroney was re-elected in 1988 while defending a proposal for this document agreed upon with George Bush, though ultimately Jean Chretien and Clinton signed it with Carlos Salinas.  Drafted shortly after the Maastricht Treaty that created the European Union, for 10 points, name this agreement that set up a trade bloc between the U.S., Canada, and Mexico.
A recent decision from a panel created by this treaty found that "zeroing" violated U.S. law, so the Department of Commerce would not be allowed to consider average prices over actual prices from exporters.  
{North American Free Trade Agreement} (accept {NAFTA}; prompt on "FTA" or "free trade agreement")