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Export Administration Act of 1979
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Export Administration Act of 1979
Legislation in the United States that gave the president the authority to control exports to other countries when national security and/or short supply demand it. The Act expired in 1994 but its regulations have been renewed by executive order every year since. Since 1990, the Act has not applied to agricultural products under some circumstances.


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It is just this sort of predicament that Congress intended to address in the Export Administration Act by means of temporary export controls and monitoring of exports and contracts for exports.
Export administration regulations The Export Administration Act governs the export of goods and technology described in the Commerce Control List (CCL).
A new Export Administration Act will need to balance stakeholder interests, assess the national security risks presented by end users, and balance the needs of exporters with foreign policy and national security interests.
 
 
 
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