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3. Anglo-American Discussions under Article VII: Section on Commercial Policy, November 1943, Public Records Office, BT 11/2215.

4. Proposed Multilateral Convention on Commercial Policy: Summary of Significant Provisions, U.S. State Department, October 1944, National Archives II, Lot File 57D-284, Box 24.

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6. Preparations for Preliminary International Meeting on Trade and Employment, February 6, 1946, FRUS (1946, I, 1280-1289).

7. U.S. Delegation Report on First Preparatory Meeting for an International Conference on Trade and Employment (London), December 27, 1946, FRUS (1946, I, 1360-1366).

8. Report on the Geneva GATT Negotiations, Memorandum from State Department to President Truman, October 17, 1947, FRUS 1947, I, 1015-1024.

Annex A-1

From National Archives II, Lot File 57D-284, Box 89

General Provisions for Inclusion in Trade Agreeements

As revised to December 19, 1941

Preamble

Provisions Relating to Treatment of Trade in General

1. (1) Most-favored-nation clause

2. (2) Internal taxes

3. (3) Quotas in general

4. (4) Exchange Control

5. (5) Monopolies and government purchases

6. (6) Customs administrative matters, advances in duties, and customs pen-alties

Provisions Relating to Concessions

1. (7) Duty concessions by foreign country

2. (8) Duty concessions by the United States

3. (9) Compensating taxes

4. (10) Dutiable value and conversion of currencies

5. (11) Quotas on scheduled products

6. (12) Withdrawal or modification of concessions

7. (13) General provision to safeguard concessions