AGOA 1 Trade / Ex-Im Bank / Overseas Private Investment Corporation / Millennium Challenge Corporation / Country / Export-Import Bank / /
Continent
America / Africa / Asia / /
Country
Mauritius / Mozambique / South Africa / Namibia / Lesotho / Mali / Kenya / United States / Angola / Tanzania / Nigeria / Botswana / China / Ghana / Ethiopia / /
Currency
USD / /
Event
Person Travel / /
Facility
Capacity Building / /
IndustryTerm
insurance programs / non-energy products / higher-skill manufactured products / certain agricultural products / footwear products / Agricultural products / private sector business associations and networks / Annual real gross domestic product / textile products / per capita gross national product / energy-related products / manufacturing sector / greater agribusiness linkages / oil trade / apparel products / energy products / oil imports / /
MusicAlbum
June / /
Organization
U.S. Global Leadership Coalition / International Monetary Fund / African government / U.S. government / National Bureau of Economic Research / Government Accountability Office / Duke Center on Globalization Governance and Competitiveness / World Trade Organization / office of Textiles and Apparel / Subcommittee on African Affairs / Saharan Africa Advisory Committee / U.S. Foreign Commercial Service / Congress / United States Agency for International Development / U.S. Congress / World Bank / Centre for Economic Policy Research / Obama Administration / Congressional Research Service / United States Trade Representative / Department of Commerce / European Union / South African Customs Union / Senate Committee on Foreign Relations / /
Person
L. Colin Xu / Michael Froman / Obama / Ann E. Harrison / Clinton / Justin Yifu Lin / Stacey Frederick / Vivian C. Jones / Anthony Venables / Paul Collier / Karina Fernandez-Stark / Brock R. Williams / /
African Growth and Opportunity Act (AGOA): Background and Reauthorization Brock R. Williams Analyst in International Trade and Finance May 27, 2014