Ways and Means Chair Praises ITA Expansion
The World Trade Organization Information Technology Agreement expansion, which took effect July 1, will make U.S.-made goods more attractive to international consumers by lowering tariffs and will translate to U.S. consumer cost savings on items like printer ink cartridges, LCD…
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TVs, touch screens and video games, House Ways and Means Committee Chairman Kevin Brady, R-Texas, said in a statement (here). “This agreement is more proof that trade agreements, done right, can strengthen our economy and improve the lives of ordinary Americans,” he said in the statement.