AAPC: Japan Must Truly Open Its Market Before Receiving Preferential U.S. Trade Benefits
American Automotive Policy Council (AAPC) President Matt Blunt today issued the following statement
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MAILBAG: The American Automotive Policy Council joins other manufacturing groups in a letter expressing worries about China’s currency manipulation. It went to Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner and Trade Rep. Ron Kirk. Read it: http://bit.ly/LcHOZM
Group representing Detroit 3 resists Japan's effort to join partnership
WASHINGTON -- A trade group representing Detroit's automakers is resisting Japan's effort to join the Trans-Pacific Partnership, unless there are rules governing currency manipulation, a tactic Japan is accused of using to restrict auto imports in its domestic markets.
US Manufacturers Want Action On Currency Manipulation
Law360, New York (May 22, 2012, 7:06 PM ET) -- Strong rules against currency manipulation should be central in any future free trade agreements, according to a letter sent by 10 major manufacturing industry groups to Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner and U.S. Trade Representative Ron Kirk on Tuesday.
Manufacturers urge trade officials to push for stronger currency manipulation rules
A broad coalition of manufacturers are pressing U.S. trade officials to include rules in free trade agreements preventing deliberate currency manipulation.
Coalition of American Businesses Call on Administration to Address Currency Manipulation in Free Trade Agreements
The American Automotive Policy Council (AAPC) today joined with like-minded organizations representing a broad range of American companies, from the automotive, steel, textile, and high-tech manufacturing industries,
Manufacturers Urge Action on Currency Manipulation in Free Trade Agreements
In an effort to prevent trading partners from manipulating their currency, a cross-section of U.S. manufacturers and industrial groups on Tuesday signed a letter to U.S. Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner and U.S. Trade Representative Ron Kirk urging them to include rules governing currency manipulation as a key point of any future trade agreements.
American Automotive Policy Council (AAPC) Submission to the U.S. International Trade Commission On the Proposed United States-Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) Trade Agreement
The American Automotive Policy Council (AAPC) and its member companies—Chrysler Group LLC, Ford Motor Company and General Motors Company—support the negotiation of a comprehensive, high-standard and commercially meani