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U.S.-China Trade: Implementation of the 1992 Prison Labor Memorandum of Understanding

GGD-95-106 Published: Apr 03, 1995. Publicly Released: Apr 03, 1995.
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GAO reviewed issues regarding the memorandum of understanding between the U.S. and China that prohibits the import of goods made with Chinese prison labor, focusing on the: (1) Customs Service's assessment of China's compliance; and (2) government's ability to obtain information sufficient to enforce the agreement.

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