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Archive for October 21st, 2007
USTR Declines to Pursue Canadian Film Subsidy Complaint
The USTR has announced that it has declined to pursue a U.S. petition that argued that Canadian subsidies on the filming of U.S.-produced television shows and theatrical films within Canada were inconsistent with WTO obligations.
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