Presidential Trade Powers and Foreign Trade Zones

This chapter explores the President's authority over international trade, emphasizing the 1930 Tariff Act's Section 338 and its implications for U.S. commerce. It discusses the dynamics of trade agreements like NAFTA and USMCA, the role of foreign trade zones in tariff management, and the complexities of the maquiladora system. Additionally, the chapter highlights the historical context of these regulations and their impact on American manufacturing and labor markets.