The African Growth and Opportunity Act: Looking Back, Looking Forward
- Publisher:
- The Brookings Institution
- Publication Date:
- 12 June 2012
- Tags:
- Africa, Trade, Economy, Business and Finance, Sustainable Development
This report from the Brookings Institution concludes that the African Growth and Opportunity Act is the cornerstone of the U.S.-African commercial relationship and reccommends that the legislation be extended for ten years beyond its 2015 expiration.
Africa's New Economic Reality
- Transport Hurdles Limit Agoa Benefits
- U.S. Trade Official's Closing Remarks At AGOA Forum
- AGOA Session Highlights Civil Society's Importance to Prosperity
- AGOA Summit Underscores African Potential
- 2012 to Be Record Year for U.S.-Africa Trade
- Tackle Non-Tariff Barriers, Urges U.S. Expert
- Joint Statement on U.S.-EAC Trade and Investment Partnership
- AGOA - Infrastructure is Impediment to Business Development
- White House Adviser At AGOA Forum
- U.S. Secretary Clinton at AGOA Forum (Remarks)
- White House Announces Fresh Strategy for Sub-Saharan Africa
- Fact Sheet: Obama Administration Efforts in Sub-Saharan Africa
- Johnny Carson and Trade Rep. Marantis on U.S. Trade and Investment Policy
- U.S. Chamber of Commerce Urges Policy Makers on AGOA
- Eleventh AGOA Forum to Focus On Infrastructure
- Secretary Clinton to Deliver Opening Remarks at 2012 AGOA Forum
- AGOA: Looking Back, Looking Forward
- AGOA - 2012 U.S. Sub-Saharan Africa Trade and Economic Cooperation Forum
- Civil Society Leadership Brings Expertise to AGOA Forum
