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Analysts expect strong Bush trade policy.(insurance industry)
Business Insurance, February, 2001 by ZOLKOS, RODD
As a new administration takes over in Washington, the insurance industry is watching for signs of policy changes that might affect its business, hopeful that any changes will be for the better. In terms of international business, the expectation is that the George W. Bush administration will continue in the direction set by the Clinton administration.
``Frankly, on the trade side, I don't know even the most hardened Republican who wasn't pleased with the overall accomplishments of the Clinton administration, with NAFTA and China being the two most outstanding accomplishments,'' said Joel Wood, senior vp-government affairs at the Council of Insurance Agents & Brokers in Washington. ``My general impression is, particularly with the Asian-Pacific area, some...
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