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United States Government Accountability Office: 

GAO: 

Report to the Chairman, Committee on Finance, U.S. Senate, and to the 
Chairman, Committee on Ways and Means, House of Representatives: 

September 2007: 

International Trade:

An Overview of Use of U.S. Trade Preference Programs by Beneficiaries 
and U.S. Administrative Reviews: 

GAO-07-1209: 

GAO Highlights: 

Highlights of GAO-07-1209, a report to the Chairman, Committee on 
Finance, U.S. Senate, and the Chairman, Committee on Ways and Means, 
House of Representatives.

Why GAO Did This Study: 

Goods imported into the United States under trade preference programs, 
which extend unilateral tariff reductions to over 130 developing 
countries to assist their economies, totaled approximately $92 billion 
in 2006. The United States offers four primary trade preference 
programs—the Generalized System of Preferences (GSP), the Caribbean 
Basin Initiative (CBI), the Andean Trade Preference Act (ATPA), and the 
African Growth and Opportunity Act (AGOA). Some economists and others 
have raised concerns about the programs; for example, because the 
beneficiaries may lose interest in reciprocal multilateral or bilateral 
trade liberalization. In addition, the global trade context in which 
the programs operate is changing. Most U.S. trade preference programs 
will need to be renewed over the next several years. As a result, 
Congress needs to reexamine the programs and explore options for 
improvement. To provide information for such a reexamination, at your 
request we (1) identified and compared key features of U.S. preference 
programs, (2) analyzed use of U.S. preference programs by 
beneficiaries, and (3) examined U.S. agency administrative reviews of 
preference programs.

What GAO Found: 

U.S. trade preference programs have notable similarities and 
differences. In general, their goal is to promote economic development 
in poorer nations by supporting exports. GSP provides a basic level of 
product coverage available to all beneficiaries, with added products 
for least-developed beneficiaries. The three regional programs cover 
additional products and generally have more liberal conditions for 
product entry than GSP. On the other hand, regional beneficiaries are 
held to more extensive criteria for participation. Further, the 
regional programs serve specific foreign policy interests—for example, 
ATPA complements counternarcotics efforts. Although they represent a 
small share of total U.S. imports (see figure), imports under U.S. 
preference programs have grown sharply since 2002 and constitute a 
significant share of many beneficiary countries’ exports to the United 
States. For example, fuel imports under preference programs have grown 
rapidly and, by 2006, accounted for over half of preference imports in 
terms of value. Other growing sectors include machinery, electronics, 
jewelry, and agriculture. About 10 countries accounted for over 75 
percent of preference imports in 2006. The largest suppliers are 
Nigeria and Angola, primarily because of fuel imports; India, Thailand, 
and Brazil are the three largest non-fuel suppliers. Countries that 
have the highest share of their exports to the United States benefiting 
from preferences tend to be lower income countries.

U.S. administrative reviews vary in frequency and scope, but have 
resulted in few changes to country and product eligibility. GSP has 
annual reviews based on petitions (requests). Between 2001 and 2006, 
one country was removed from eligibility because of intellectual 
property rights concerns but was later reinstated after it addressed 
them. In addition, duty-free imports of products from particular 
countries above import share or value thresholds are excluded by 
statute unless a waiver is requested and received. Legislation passed 
in 2006 required a review of existing GSP waivers above specified 
competitiveness thresholds; of the nine reviewed, eight were revoked. 
ATPA has an annual review of country eligibility practices, based on 
petitions filed, which has not withdrawn or suspended benefits from any 
country. The reviews of AGOA and CBI are not based on petitions; all 
AGOA countries are reviewed annually, while CBI countries are reviewed 
biennially. From 2001 to 2007, four countries lost AGOA eligibility, 
largely due to concerns about lack of economic reform, rule of law, and 
human rights.

Figure: Five Percent of U.S. Imports Enter under Preference Programs:

This figure depicts two pie charts, Total U,S. Imports, and Total 
Preferences, which is a subset of Total U.S. Imports. The following 
data is depicted:

Total U.S. Imports (Dollars in billions): $1,845;
Total Preferences: $92 (5% of Total U.S. Imports);
* AGOA: $36 (2%); 
* GSP: $33 (1.8%);
* ATPA: $13 (0.7%);
* CBI: $10 (0.5%).

Source: Gao analysis of official U.S. Import Statistics for 2006. 

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Contents
Letter:	

Results in Brief: 

Agency Comments and Our Evaluation: 
Appendix I: Briefing Slides from the August 3, 2007, Briefing to Staff
of the Senate Committee on Finance and the House Committee on Ways and 
Means: 

Appendix II: Scope and Methodology: 

Appendix III: Eligibility and Use of Preference Programs by Country: 

Appendix IV: Country Eligibility Criteria: 

Appendix V: Generalized System of Preferences Administrative Reviews: 

Appendix VI: GAO Contact and Staff Acknowledgments: 

Tables:	

Table 1: Country Eligibility for U.S. Preference Programs, 2006:

Table 2: Use of Preference Programs by Trade Partners, 2006: 

Table 3: U.S. Preference Imports by Key Product Sectors: 

Table 4: Changes in Countries’ GSP Beneficiary Status since Program 
Implementation: 

Table 5: GSP Country Practice Petitions Filed, by Country and Type of 
Petition, 2001-2006: 
	
Abbreviations: 

AGOA: African Growth and Opportunity Act: 

ATPA: Andean Trade Preference Act: 

ATPDEA:	Andean Trade Promotion and Drug Eradication Act: 

BDC: Beneficiary developing country (GSP): 

CAFTA-DR: Central America–Dominican Republic Free Trade Agreement: 

CBERA: Caribbean Basin Economic Recovery Act: 

CBI: Caribbean Basin Initiative: 

CBTPA: Caribbean Basin Trade Partnership Act: 

CNL: Competitive need limitation: 

FTA: Free trade agreement: 

FTAA: Free Trade Area of the Americas: 

GSP: Generalized System of Preferences: 

HOPE: Haitian Hemispheric Opportunity through Partnership Encouragement 
Act: 

HTS: Harmonized Tariff Schedule: 

ITC: U.S. International Trade Commission: 

LDBDC: Least-developed beneficiary developing country (GSP): 

USTR: Office of the U.S. Trade Representative: 

WTO: World Trade Organization: 

[End of section] 

United States Government Accountability Office: 
Washington, DC 20548: 

September 27, 2007: 

The Honorable Max Baucus: 
Chairman: 
Committee on Finance: 
United States Senate:

The Honorable Charles B. Rangel:
Chairman: 
Committee on Ways and Means: 
House of Representatives: 

Goods imported into the United States under trade preference programs, 
which extend unilateral tariff reductions to over 130 developing 
countries to assist in expanding their economies, totaled approximately 
$92 billion in 2006—about 5 percent of total U.S. goods imports. The 
United States offers one general trade preference program, the 
Generalized System of Preferences (GSP), and three regional programs, 
the Caribbean Basin Initiative (CBI), [Footnote 1] the Andean Trade 
Preference Act (ATPA), and the African Growth and Opportunity Act 
(AGOA). These programs are primarily administered by seven U.S. 
agencies. Trade preference programs offer duty-free access to the U.S. 
market, with the goal of increasing developing countries’ export 
earnings, development, and growth rates without harming U.S. producers.

U.S. trade preference programs are widely used, but some economists and 
others have raised questions about them. For example, preferences are 
complex to administer, have coverage gaps, may result in the diversion 
of lower-cost trade from nonpreferred countries in favor of beneficiary 
country trade, and may raise opposition to multilateral or bilateral 
trade liberalization. In addition, the global trade context in which 
U.S. trade preference programs operate is changing: an increasing 
number of countries have entered into two-way free trade agreements 
with the United States; global trade talks at the World Trade 
Organization may involve further U.S. movement toward duty-free access; 
and U.S. restrictions on apparel from China—one main competitor to 
preference beneficiaries—are slated to be removed.

Most U.S. trade preference programs will need to be renewed over the 
next several years, with three preference programs expiring next year 
either partially or in full. As a result, Congress will be reexamining 
these programs and exploring options for improvement. To provide 
information for such a reexamination, at your request we (1) identified 
and compared key features of U.S. preference programs, (2) analyzed use 
of U.S. preference programs by beneficiaries, and (3) examined U.S. 
agency administrative reviews of preference programs. On August 3, 
2007, we briefed your staff on the results of our analysis. This report 
formally conveys the information provided during the briefing (see 
appendix I). In the coming months, we will issue a second report on 
U.S. trade preference programs that will discuss in more depth their 
effect on foreign beneficiaries and the United States as well as key 
challenges the programs face.

To address these objectives, we reviewed and analyzed U.S. laws and 
regulations, authoritative international trade documents such as U.S. 
submissions to the World Trade Organization and the Harmonized Tariff 
Schedule of the United States, and periodicals. We analyzed U.S. trade 
data to illustrate usage by country, product composition, and changes 
over time. We spoke with relevant U.S. agencies—including the Office of 
the United States Trade Representative (USTR) and the Departments of 
Agriculture, Commerce, and State—and reviewed and analyzed 
documentation we received from the agencies. We conducted our work from 
April 2007 to September 2007 in accordance with generally accepted 
government auditing standards. (For additional details regarding our 
scope and methodology, see appendix II.) 

Results in Brief: 

U.S. trade preference programs have evolved over more than 30 years and 
have several notable similarities and differences. In general, the goal 
of all four programs is to promote economic development in poorer 
nations by supporting increased and diversified exports. GSP 
establishes a basic level of product coverage common to all the 
preference programs, with added products for least-developed GSP 
beneficiaries. [Footnote 2] The regional programs expand on GSP to 
cover additional products, including most apparel, footwear, and 
certain leather-related products. The result of various expansions of 
the programs over time is that, with the exception of “basic GSP,” 
their product coverage is fairly similar. Also, the regional programs 
generally have more liberal conditions for product entry than does GSP. 
On the other hand, regional program beneficiary countries are subject 
to more extensive eligibility criteria than GSP beneficiary countries, 
in part reflecting shifts in U.S. trade policy priorities and 
development philosophy. Further, the regional programs also serve 
important foreign policy interests. For example, ATPA complements 
counternarcotics efforts by providing opportunities for legal crops.

Although they represent a small share of total U.S. imports, imports 
under U.S. preference programs have grown sharply since 2002 and 
constitute a significant share of many beneficiary countries’ exports 
to the United States. This growth is due partly to expansion of program 
and product coverage. For example, fuel imports under preference 
programs have grown rapidly since 2002 and, by 2006, accounted for over 
half of preference imports in terms of value across all programs. Other 
sectors, such as machinery, electronics, jewelry, glassware, and 
agriculture have also grown. U.S. imports of textiles and apparel also 
increased until the termination of the Agreement on Textiles and 
Clothing in January 2005. About 10 countries dominate U.S. preference 
imports overall, accounting for over 75 percent of preference imports 
in 2006. The largest suppliers in terms of value of imports are Nigeria 
and Angola, almost exclusively because of fuel imports. India, 
Thailand, and Brazil are the three largest non-fuel suppliers. Based on 
the average income (mean gross domestic product per capita) of all 
beneficiary countries, the countries that have the highest share of 
their exports to the United States benefiting from preferences tend to 
be lower income countries. For higher income developing countries, the 
share of their exports to the United States benefiting from preferences 
varies, but tends to be less. For example, Chad is a low-income 
country, and about 89 percent of its exports to the United States 
(mostly fuel) enter under preferences; Uruguay is an upper-middle-
income country and about 10 percent of its exports to the United States 
enter under preferences.

U.S. administrative reviews of beneficiary countries vary in frequency 
and scope and have resulted in few changes to country and product 
eligibility. These reviews serve to encourage beneficiary countries to 
comply with country eligibility criteria, such as taking steps to 
protect intellectual property rights and eliminate child labor 
violations. [Footnote 3] GSP has annual reviews of country and product 
eligibility, based on petitions (requests) filed with USTR concerning 
GSP beneficiary countries and products by U.S. industries, governments, 
or nongovernmental organizations such as labor unions. According to 
USTR, the United States works with beneficiary countries during a 
country practice review before the step of removing a country from 
eligibility is taken in an effort to resolve eligibility and compliance 
issues. Between 2001 and 2006, one country was removed from eligibility 
for GSP because of intellectual property rights concerns but was 
reinstated a few years later after taking steps to resolve the problem. 
In the GSP program, duty-free imports of products from particular 
countries above certain import share or value thresholds, also known as 
competitive need limitations (CNL), are automatically excluded from 
preferences unless a waiver is requested and received. Previously, such 
waivers remained in effect indefinitely unless the President determined 
that circumstances had changed. However, legislation passed in 2006 
required an annual review of existing GSP waivers that meet certain 
competitiveness thresholds. As a result, in 2007 particular countries 
lost their waivers for eight products, including India (for certain 
precious metal jewelry) and Brazil (for certain motor vehicle parts). 
Both beneficiary and nonbeneficiary countries supply these eight 
products and could benefit from their competitors’ loss of GSP 
preferences. Similar to GSP, ATPA also has an annual review of country 
eligibility practices, [Footnote 4] based on petitions filed against 
beneficiary countries by the public, which has not resulted in the 
withdrawal or suspension of benefits from any ATPA country. Unlike GSP 
and ATPA, AGOA and CBI reviews are not based on petitions; all AGOA 
countries are reviewed on an annual basis to determine eligibility 
based on the country criteria they must meet, while CBI countries are 
reviewed biennially by USTR. From 2001 to 2007, four countries lost 
AGOA eligibility, largely due to concerns about lack of economic 
reform, rule of law, and human rights. 

Agency Comments and Our Evaluation: 

We provided copies of this draft report to USTR, the U.S. International 
Trade Commission, U.S. Customs and Border Protection, the U.S. Agency 
for International Development, and the Departments of Agriculture, 
Commerce, Labor, State, and the Treasury. USTR, U.S. Customs and Border 
Protection, and the Departments of Commerce and State provided 
technical comments from their staff to make the report more accurate 
and clear, which we incorporated as appropriate.

As agreed with your offices, unless you publicly announce the contents 
of this report earlier, we plan no further distribution until 30 days 
from the report date. At that time, we will send copies of this report 
to interested congressional committees; the U.S. Trade Representative; 
the Secretaries of Agriculture, Commerce, Homeland Security, Labor, 
State, and the Treasury; the Chairman of the U.S. International Trade 
Commission; and the Administrator of the U.S. Agency for International 
Development. We will also make copies available to others upon request. 
In addition, this report will be available at no charge on the GAO Web 
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If you or your staffs have any questions about this report, please 
contact me at (202) 512-4347 or yagerl@gao.gov. Contact points for our 
Offices of Congressional Relations and Public Affairs may be found on 
the last page of this report. GAO staff who made major contributions to 
this report are listed in appendix V.

Signed by: 

Loren Yager:
Director, International Affairs and Trade:

[End of section] 

Appendix I: Briefing Slides from the August 3, 2007, Briefing to Staff 
of the Senate Committee on Finance and the House Committee on Ways and 
Means: 

Slide 1: 

U.S. Trade Preference Programs: 

An Overview of Use by Beneficiaries and U.S. Administrative Reviews: 

Slide 2: 

Briefing Agenda: 

* Background (slides 3-6); 
* Key Features of U.S. Preference Programs (objective 1, slides 7-15); 
* Use of U.S. Programs by Beneficiaries (objective 2, slides 16-30); 
* Program Administrative Reviews (objective 3, slides 31-43). 

Slide 3:  

Background: U.S. Offers One General and Three Regional Programs: 

General Program: 
* Generalized System of Preferences (GSP), January 1976, as amended. 

Regional Programs: 
* Caribbean Basin Initiative (CBI); 
- Caribbean Basin Economic Recovery Act (CBERA), August 1983, as 
amended; 
- Caribbean Basin Trade Partnership Act (CBTPA), May 2000; 
- Haitian Hemispheric Opportunity through Partnership 
Encouragement(HOPE) Act, December 2006; 

* Andean Trade Preference Act (ATPA), December 1991, as amended; 
- Andean Trade Promotion and Drug Eradication Act (ATPDEA), August 
2002; 

* African Growth and Opportunity Act (AGOA), May 2000, as amended. 

Slide 4: 

Background: Key Agencies Administer through Two Interagency Mechanisms: 

Key Agencies Involved in Interagency Process: 
USTR; 
Commerce; 
Agriculture; 
Treasury; 
State; 
Labor; 
U.S. International Trade Commission. 

Trade Policy Staff Committee: 

* Chaired by USTR and composed of 19 federal agencies and offices, with 
7 of these (see left) playing statutory roles; 

* USTR consults with other government agencies on trade policy matters 
through the Committee; 

* Subcommittees on particular programs such as GSP conduct annual 
reviews of country and product eligibility. 

Committee for the Implementation of Textile Agreements: 

* Interagency group chaired by the Department of Commerce; 

* Responsible for supervising the implementation of all U.S. textile 
trade agreements and programs; 

* Implements the short supply and wool provisions and other aspects of 
preference programs; 

* Makes determination whether transshipment has occurred under AGOA, 
CBTPA, and ATPDEA and establishes penalties in those instances. 

Note: USAID also provides AGOA-related technical assistance. 

Transshipment: As defined in the Trade Act of 2002, illegal textile 
transshipment occurs when preferential treatment under any provision of 
law has been claimed for a textile or apparel article on the basis of 
material false information concerning the country of origin, 
manufacture, processing, or assembly of the article or any of its 
components. 

Slide 5: 

Background: Preferences Provide Benefits, but Their Effects and Design 
Debated: 

Original Goals of Preferential Treatment for Developing Countries:

* Provide for greater access to developed country markets; 

* Develop “infant industries”; 

* Diversify economies. 

Economic Research and Ongoing Debate: 

* Preferences widely used; 

* Provide economic benefits for recipient countries and U.S. consumers. 

But Concerns Remain: 

* Trade diversion; 

* Complexity, scope of coverage, certainty, and conditionality; 

* Potential opposition to multilateral and bilateral import 
liberalization; 

* Development requires broader trade openness, investment, education, 
and supportive market-based institutions. 

Slide 6: 

Background: Congress Faces Key Decisions Next Year in a Changing Trade 
Policy Context: 

Choices: 

* Preference programs for Andean countries expire Feb. 29, 2008; 

* Enhanced CBTPA benefits for apparel/other products expire Sept. 30, 
2008; 

* GSP expires Dec. 31, 2008.

Changing Context: 

* Entry into force of FTAs with certain CBI and ATPA beneficiaries; 

* WTO Doha round of global trade talks status, including Hong Kong 
declaration on duty-free, quota-free market access; 

* Limits on China’s textile and apparel to be removed. 

Slide 7: 

Key Features: Regional Programs Based on GSP, but Include More Products 
and Country Criteria: 

Product Coverage: 

* Regional programs expand on GSP; 

* Enhancements added products not eligible under GSP, like most 
apparel, footwear, and certain leather-related products.

Country Criteria: 

* GSP and regional programs have similar country eligibility criteria, 
but regional programs contain additional criteria. 

Key Conditions and Limitations: 

* GSP (including sub-Saharan African countries), CBI, and ATPA have 
similar non-textile rules of origin. But regional program rules of 
origin are more liberal overall; 

* AGOA and HOPE are the most liberal, allowing imports of apparel made 
from third-country fabric. However, rules of origin for textile and 
apparel in regional programs vary and are complex; 

* GSP has competitive need limitations and country-income restrictions. 
AGOA also has some income restrictions for textile and apparel benefits 
and requires beneficiaries to have an effective anti-transshipment 
regime. 

See appendix IV for country eligibility criteria similarities across 
programs. 

Slide 8: 

Key Features: Preference Programs Provide Special Access on Over Half 
of Tariff Lines: 

This figure is a pie-chart depicting the following data: 

Tariff Schedule equals 10,500+ products: 
* Preference granted: 54%; 
* Duty Free: 37%; 
* Dutiable: 9%. 

Note: The figure shows the share of the tariff schedule eligible for 
preferential access under one or more of the U.S. preference programs. 
The tariff schedule identifies the tariff duty (tax), if any, that is 
due upon entry of every good into U.S. commerce. Therefore, it provides 
a comprehensive list of goods that the United States imports. However, 
the tariff schedule does not show the actual value of trade entering 
under preferences. We examined the value of imports under preference 
programs (the use of the programs) in slides 16 and through 30.

Source: GAO analysis of the official 2006 U.S. tariff schedule. 

[End of figure] 

Slide 9: 

Key Features: Product Coverage of Other Preference Programs Expands on 
GSP: 

This figure is a stacked bar graph. The vertical axis of the graph 
represents approximate Tariff Lines from 1,000 to 10,500+. The 
horizontal axis represents eligible countries and preference programs.

The following data is depicted:

Eligible Countries: 59; 
Just GSP, approximately 3400 tariff lines.

Eligible countries: 16; 
GSP, approximately 3400 tariff lines; 
GSP for LDCs, approximately 1600 tariff lines. 

Eligible countries: 20;
GSP/CBI, approximately 3400 tariff lines; 
CBI, approximately 1800 tariff lines; 
Hope, 1; 
CBTPA, 10. 

Eligible countries: 4;
GSP/ATPA, approximately 3400 tariff lines; 
ATPA, approximately 1600 tariff lines; 
ATPDEA (4), approximately 200 tariff lines. 

Eligible countries: 39;
GSP, approximately 3400 tariff lines; 
AGOA, approximately 1800 tariff lines.  

137 countries and territories are eligible for U.S. preference 
programs. 

Notes: Product coverage for CBI and ATPA overlaps GSP coverage for 
nearly all GSP products (cross hatching in figure). Five CBI countries 
have graduated from GSP. Haiti is eligible for GSP-LDC, HOPE, CBI, and 
CBTPA; 25 AGOA countries are also eligible for GSP-LDC. 

Source: GAO analysis of the official 2006 U.S. tariff schedule and 
preference program eligibility, Jan.1, 2007. 

[End of figure] 

Slide 10: 

Key Features: Product Coverage of Other Preference Programs Expands on 
GSP (cont.)

This slide provides a comparison of the number of countries eligible 
for various preference programs (the X-axis, not to scale) and the 
number of products (tariff lines eligible for the programs (the Y-
axis). 

* Countries: Along the X-axis the number of countries eligible for each 
program is shown. Most countries that are eligible for one of the 3 
regional programs are also eligible for GSP. There are 59 countries 
eligible only for GSP and 16 countries eligible for only GSP and GSP 
for the least developed countries. 

* Products: Along the Y-axis the number of products eligible for each 
program or program extension is shown. For example, GSP provides 
benefits on about 3,400 products and AGOA extends GSP by adding another 
approximately 1,800 products, for a total of about 5,200 products. This 
is out of a total of over 10,500 products. The hatch marks on “GSP/CBI” 
and “GSP/ATPA” indicate that products coming from CBI or ATPA countries 
are eligible to enter under either the GSP program or the regional 
program. GSP under AGOA is not hatched because the legislation 
authorizing AGOA simply made all AGOA countries eligible for GSP (with 
certain enhancements) but did not duplicate the product coverage of the 
GSP program. 

Slide 11: 

Key Features: GSP: 

Objective: Create economic opportunities in developing countries while 
expanding U.S. industry and consumer choices: 

Beneficiaries: 
* 132 countries and territories designated, including 42 least-
developed countries. 

Product Coverage: 
* About 3,400 products eligible; 
* Plus 1,400 more for least-developed beneficiary countries. 

Review Cycle: 
* Annual review of eligible products, competitive need limitation 
waivers, and certain country practices based on petitions or USG 
initiation. 

Country Criteria: 

Mandatory exclusion if: 
* Communist country; 
* Cartel member; 
* Extends preferential treatment to developed country, with adverse 
effects on the U.S.; 
* Nationalizes or expropriates property of U.S. citizen/business 
entity; 
* Fails to recognize or enforce arbitral award favoring U.S. 
citizen/business entity; 
* Grants sanctuary to international terrorists; 
* Does not afford internationally recognized workers’ rights; 
* Has not met commitment to eliminate worst forms of child labor. 

Discretionary review:
* Desire to be designated; 
* Level of economic development; 
* Whether other developed countries extend similar preference 
treatment; 
* Commitment to extend access to countries’ markets and resources; 
* Extent of adequate intellectual property rights protection; 
* Extent of action to reduce trade distorting policies; 
* Whether has taken steps to grant internationally recognized workers’ 
rights. 

The President can waive certain mandatory criteria based on U.S. 
interests. 

Key Conditions and Limitations: 

* 35% added value within country and approved region; 
* Third-country inputs “substantially transformed”; 
* Shipments directly from beneficiary country; 
* Annual ceilings (competitive need limitations) on imports of each 
product by country, except from least-developed countries; 
* Mandatory graduation after country reaches World Bank “high income” 
level. 

Slide 12: 

Key Features: CBI: 

Objective: Assist Caribbean Basin countries in developing their 
economies and diversify exports to expand trade between the United 
States and CBI beneficiary countries: 

Beneficiaries: 
* Originally, 24 countries and dependent territories eligible for 
CBERA, 14 of 24 countries fully eligible for CBTPA; 
* After CAFTA-DR entry into force, 6 countries have lost or will lose 
their beneficiary status. 

Product Coverage: 
* GSP plus over 1,900 tariff lines; 
* CBTPA adds certain textiles and apparel, canned tuna, petroleum 
products, footwear, handbags, luggage, flat goods, work gloves, leather 
wearing apparel, and watches and watch parts. 

Review Cycle: 
Biennial reports to Congress: 
* USTR on operation and compliance with eligibility criteria; 
* ITC impact assessment. 

Country Criteria: 

Mandatory exclusion if: 
* Communist country; 
* Nationalizes or expropriates property of U.S. citizen/business 
entity; 
* Fails to recognize or enforce binding arbitral awards favoring U.S. 
citizens/business entity; 
* Extends preferential treatment to developed countries, with adverse 
effects on the U.S.; 
* Government-owned entity broadcasts copyrighted materials without 
consent; 
* Is not party with U.S. to agreement concerning extradition of U.S. 
citizens; 
* Does not afford internationally recognized workers’ rights. 

The President can waive certain mandatory criteria based on U.S. 
interests. 

Discretionary review: 
* Economic conditions; 
* Desire to be designated; 
* Market access/WTO rules; 
* Use of export subsidies; 
* Contribution to regional revitalization; 
* Self-help to promote economic development; 
* Affords internationally recognized workers’ rights; 
* Provides intellectual property rights protection; 
* WTO commitments (CBTPA only); 
* Participation in FTAA negotiations(CBTPA only); 
* Transparency in government procurement (CBTPA only); 
* Anti-transshipment provisions (CBTPA only); 
* Eliminate child labor violations (CBTPA only); 
* Cooperate with counternarcotic initiative (CBTPA only). 

Key Conditions and Limitations: 
* 35% added value, with regional accumulation and 15% of U.S. origin 
for non-textile & apparel; 
* Similar to GSP, third-country inputs “substantially transformed”; 
* Not subject to GSP competitive need limitation and country-income 
restrictions; 
* Qualifying rules for apparel vary by product. 

Slide 13: 

Key Features: HOPE: 

Objective: Promote the development of the garment industry in Haiti: 

Beneficiaries: 
Haiti. 

Product Coverage: 
* Apparel, wire harness automotive components. 

Review Cycle: 
* ITC one-time 18-month review. 

Country Criteria: 
Has established or making progress towards: 
* Market-based economy that protects private property rights; 
* Rule of law and political pluralism; 
* Elimination of barriers to U.S. trade and investment; 
* Economic policies to reduce poverty; 
* System to combat corruption and bribery; 
* Protection of internationally recognized workers’ rights. 

And may not: 
* Undermine U.S. national security and foreign policy nor commit gross 
violations of human rights or support international terrorism. 

Key Conditions and Limitations: 
* Wholly assembled or knit-to-shape in Haiti, and at least 50% value 
added; 
* Third-country fabric provision for apparel products, subject to an 
annual cap. 

Slide 14: 

Key Features: ATPA: 

Objective: Promote broad-based economic development, diversification of 
exports, and consolidation of democracy and combat drug production and 
trafficking by providing sustainable economic alternatives to 
beneficiary countries. 

Beneficiaries: 
Bolivia, Colombia, Ecuador, and Peru. 

Product Coverage: 
* GSP plus over 1,600 tariff lines; 
* ATPDEA adds certain textiles and apparel, footwear, tuna (not 
canned), petroleum, watches, certain handbags, luggage, flat goods, 
work gloves, leather wearing apparel. 

Review Cycle: 
* Similar to GSP, annual review of country eligibility practices based 
on petitions (ATPDEA); 
* Biennial review process: 
-USTR on operation and compliance with eligibility criteria; ITC impact 
assessment. 

Country Criteria: 

Mandatory exclusion if: 
* Communist country; 
* Nationalizes or expropriates property of U.S. citizen/business 
entity; 
* Fails to recognize or enforce binding arbitral award favoring U.S. 
citizen/business entity; 
* Fails to work on adequate intellectual property rights protection; 
* Extends preferential treatment to a developed country, with adverse 
effects on the U.S.; 
* Not signatory regarding extradition of U.S. citizens; 
* Does not afford internationally recognized workers’ rights; 
* Government-owned entity broadcasts copyrighted materials without U.S. 
owner’s consent. 

President can waive certain mandatory criteria based on U.S. interests. 

Discretionary: 
* Economic conditions/development efforts; 
* Desire to be designated; 
* Market access; 
* WTO commitments; 
* Use of export subsidies; 
* Contribution to regional revitalization; 
* Participation in FTA negotiations (ATPDEA only); 
* Cooperate with counternarcotic initiative (ATPDEA only); 
* Eliminate child labor violations (ATPDEA only); 
* Anti-corruption efforts (ATPDEA only); 
* Transparency in government procurement (ATPDEA only); 
* Cooperation with U.S. anti-terrorism efforts (ATPDEA only). 

Key Conditions and Limitations: 
* 35% added value, with regional accumulation for non-textile and 
apparel; 
* Similar to GSP, third-country inputs “substantially transformed”; 
* Not subject to GSP competitive need limitation and country-income 
restrictions; 
* Qualifying rules for apparel vary by product. 

Slide 15: 

Key Features: AGOA: 

Objective: Promote free markets, expand U.S.-African trade and 
investment, stimulate economic growth, and facilitate sub-Saharan 
Africa’s integration into global economy. 

Beneficiaries: 
48 countries potentially eligible, 39 beneficiaries. 

Product Coverage: 
* GSP plus more than 1,800 tariff lines; 
* These include certain textiles and apparel, watches, electronic 
articles, steel articles, footwear, handbags, luggage, flat goods, work 
gloves, leather wearing apparel, and manufactured glass products. 

Review Cycle: 
* Annual review of each country’s eligibility. 

Country Criteria: 
GSP requirements, plus established/made progress towards establishing: 
* Market economy; 
* Economic reform; 
* Elimination of trade barriers; 
* Political pluralism; 
* Rule of law; 
* Anti-corruption; 
* Poverty reduction; 
* Internationally recognized workers’ rights; 
* Elimination of worst forms of child labor. 

And may not:
* Undermine U.S. national security and foreign policy nor commit gross 
violations of human rights or support international terrorism. 

Key Conditions: 
* Third-country fabric provision for apparel products produced in 
“lesser developed” beneficiaries up to an annual cap; 
* “Abundant supply” provision to encourage use of regional fabric. 

Slide 16: 

Use of U.S. Preference Programs by Beneficiaries: 

Compared to Overall U.S. Imports: 
* Relatively small share of U.S. imports. 

Trends in Imports under Preference Programs: 
* Imports rising rapidly for AGOA and GSP; 
* Fuel imports rising rapidly since 2002; 
* Non-fuel imports growing in certain sectors; 
* Program imports increased after programs expanded; 
* GSP affected by length and continuity of authorization. 

Composition of Preference Program Use: 
* Fuel imports dominate preference imports overall; 
* Small number of countries dominate preference imports overall. 

Importance to the Beneficiaries: 
* Among largest suppliers, share of imports receiving preferences is 
mixed; 
* Low-income countries have highest shares of preference imports. 

Slide 17: 

Compared to Overall U.S. Trade: Programs Account for Small Share: 

This figure depicts two pie charts, Total U,S. Imports, and Total 
Preferences, which is a subset of Total U.S. Imports. The following 
data is depicted:

Total U.S. Imports (Dollars in billions): $1,845;
Total Preferences: $92 (5% of Total U.S. Imports);
* AGOA: $36 (2%); 
* GSP: $33 (1.8%);
* ATPA: $13 (0.7%);
* CBI: $10 (0.5%).

Source: Gao analysis of official U.S. Import Statistics for 2006. 

U.S. preference imports across all programs accounted for about 5 
percent of U.S. imports in 2006. 

Note: CBI includes CBTPA imports and ATPA includes ATPDEA imports.  
Shares based on dollar value of imports. Program values based on 
preferences actually claimed upon entry.  

Slide 18: 

Trends: U.S. Preference Imports Level Prior to 2000; Increased Rapidly 
Since 2002: 

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This figure is a line graph with four lines represented: CBI/CBTPA; 
ATPA/ATPDEA; GSP; and AGOA. The vertical axis of the graph represents 
billions of dollars from 0 to 40. The horizontal axis of the graph 
represents years 1992 through 2006. 

Source: GAO analysis of U.S. official trade statistics, based on 
preferences actually claimed upon entry. See methodology appendix for 
definitions of product sectors. 

[End of figure] 

Slide 19: 

Trends: Fuel Imports Growing Rapidly Since 2002: 

U.S. Preference Imports: Fuels versus Non-Fuels: 

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This figure is a line graph with two lines represented: Fuels and Non-
Fuels. The vertical axis of the graph represents billions of dollars 
from 0 to 60. The horizontal axis of the graph represents years 1992 
through 2006. 

Note: Non-fuel imports include all goods imports except those in the 
Harmonized Tariff Schedule, chapter 27. See methodology appendix for 
definitions of product sectors. Values represent preference imports for 
all programs combined. 

Source: GAO analysis of U.S. official trade statistics, based on 
preferences actually claimed upon entry.  

[End of figure] 

Slide 20: 

Trends: Imports Have Grown In Non-fuel Sectors Since 2000: 

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U.S. Preference Imports for Selected Sectors: 

This figure is a line graph with four lines represented: Agriculture; 
Jewelry and glassware; Textiles and apparel; and Machinery and 
electronics. The vertical axis of the graph represents billions of 
dollars from 0 to 14. The horizontal axis of the graph represents years 
1992 through 2006. 

Note: Some beneficiaries were removed from GSP eligibility over the 
time period. Major textile and apparel suppliers from the Caribbean 
Basin became U.S. FTA partners (El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, 
Nicaragua) in 2006 and were removed from preferences. See methodology 
appendix for definitions of product sectors. Agency officials told us 
that the end of the agreement on textiles and clothing also impacted 
growth in textile and apparel imports from preference countries. 

Source: GAO analysis of U.S. official trade statistics, based on 
preferences actually claimed upon entry. 

[End of figure] 

Slide 21: 

Composition: Fuel Grew to Account for More than 50 Percent of U.S. 
Preference Imports: 

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Share of Total U.S. Preference Imports by Sector: 

This figure is a stacked line graph with seven lines representing 
sectors whose percentages total 100% for each year depicted.  The seven 
sectors are: fuels; agriculture; Base metals and articles; Chemicals, 
plastics, paper; Jewelery and glassware; Machinery and electronics; and 
Textiles and apparel.   The vertical axis of the graph represents 
percentage from 0 to 100. The horizontal axis of the graph represents 
years 1992 through 2006. 

Source: GAO analysis of U.S. official trade statistics, based on 
preferences actually claimed upon entry. See methodology appendix for 
definitions of product sectors. 

Slide 22: 

Composition: Top 10 Suppliers Account for over 75 Percent of U.S. 
Preference Imports: 

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This figure is a pie-chart, depicting the following data: 

U.S. preference imports equal $92 billion. 

Share of Total Preference Imports (All Programs) 2006: 

Nigeria: 28%; 
Angola: 12%; 
India: 6%; 
Ecuador: 6%; 
Colombia 5%; 
Thailand: 4%; 
Brazil: 4%; 
Trinidad and Tobago: 4%; 
Peru: 4%; 
Dominican Republic: 3%; 
All Others: 23%. 

Note: “All Others” includes 127 countries. 

Source: GAO analysis of U.S. official trade statistics, based on 
preferences actually claimed upon entry. 

[End of figure] 

Slide 23: 

Composition: Top Non-fuel Suppliers are India, Thailand, and Brazil: 

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This figure is a pie-chart, depicting the following data: 

U.S. non-fuel preference imports equal $37 billion. 

Share of Non-Fuel Preference Imports (All Programs) 2006: 

India: 15%; 
Thailand: 11%; 
Brazil: 10%; 
Dominican Republic: 7%; 
Peru: 7%; 
Indonesia: 5%; 
Republic of South Africa: 5%; 
Colombia: 4%; 
Costa Rica; 4%; 
Philippines: 3%; 
All Others: 29%. 

Note: “All Others” includes 127 countries. 

Source: GAO analysis of U.S. official trade statistics, based on 
preferences actually claimed upon entry. 

[End of figure] 

Slide 24: 

Composition: GSP Dominated by Few Countries, but Products Diverse: 

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This figure is two pie-charts. One depicts GSP by countries. The other 
depicts GSP by products. The data depicted is as follows: 

U.S. GSP imports equals $33 billion. 

GSP by countries:

Angola: 22%; 
India: 17%; 
Thailand: 13%; 
Brazil: 11%; 
Indonesia: 6%; 
Equatorial Guinea: 5%; 
Philippines: 4%; 
Turkey: 3%; 
Republic of South Africa: 3%; 
Venezuela: 2%; 
All Others: 14%. 

GSP by products: 

Fuels: 27%; 
Machinery and electronics: 20%; 
Jewelry and glassware: 17%; 
Chemicals, Plastics, paper: 15%; 
Base metals and articles: 12%; 
Agriculture: 6%; 
Textiles and apparel: 3%. 

Note: See methodology appendix for definitions of product sectors. 

Source: GAO analysis of 2006 U.S. official trade statistics, based on 
preferences actually claimed upon entry. 

[End of figure] 

Slide 25: 

Composition: AGOA Dominated by Nigeria and by Fuels: 

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This figure is two pie-charts. One depicts AGOA by countries. The other 
depicts AGOA by products. The data depicted is as follows: 

AGOA by country:

Nigeria: 70%; 
Angola: 17%; 
Chad: 4%; 
Gabon: 4%; 
Congo: 2%; 
Republic of South Africa: 2%; 
Lesotho: 1%; 
Kenya: 1%; 
Madagascar: 1%; 
All Others: 2%. 

AGOA by products: 

Fuels: 95%; 
Textiles and apparel: 3%; 
Jewelry and glassware: less than 1%; 
Base metals and articles: less than 1%; 
Machinery and electronics: 1%; 
Agriculture: 1%; 
Chemicals, plastics, paper: less than 1%. 

Note: See methodology appendix for definitions of product sectors. 

Source: GAO analysis of 2006 U.S. official trade statistics, based on 
preferences actually claimed upon entry. 

[End of figure] 

Slide 26: 

Composition: CBI/CBTPA Dominated by Three Countries and Few Products: 

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This figure is two pie-charts. One depicts CBI/CBTPA by countries. The 
other depicts CBI/CBTPA by products. The data depicted is as follows: 

U.S. CBI/CBTPA Imports = $10 billion. 

CBI/CBTPA by country:

Trinidad and Tobago: 36%; 
Dominican Republic: 25%; 
Costa Rica: 14%; 
Guatemala: 7%; 
Honduras: 6%; 
Haiti: 4%; 
Jamaica: 2%; 
El Salvador: 2%; 
Bahamas: 1%; 
Nicaragua: 1%; 
All Others: 2%. 

CBI/CBTPA by product:

Textiles and apparel: 34%; 
Fuels: 27%; 
Agriculture: 18%; 
Chemicals, plastics, paper: 14%; 
Machinery and electronics: 4%; 
Jewelry and glassware: 3%; 
Base metals and articles: less than 1%. 

Note: El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua became U.S. FTA 
partners during 2006 (and the Dominican Republic in 2007) and were 
removed from the CBI preference program at different times during the 
year. Costa Rica remains a CBI beneficiary as it not yet ratified the 
CAFTA-DR. See methodology appendix for definitions of product sectors. 

Source: GAO analysis of 2006 U.S. official trade statistics, based on 
preferences actually claimed upon entry. 

[End of figure] 

Slide 27: 

Composition: ATPA/ATPDEA Dominated by Fuels, but Three Countries Split 
Benefits: 

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This figure is two pie-charts. One depicts ATPA/ATPDEA by countries. 
The other depicts ATPA/ATPDEA by products. The data depicted is as 
follows: 

U.S. ATPA/ATPDEA Imports = $13 billion. 

ATPA/ATPDEA by country:

Ecuador: 39%; 
Colombia: 36%; 
Peru: 24%; 
Bolivia: 1%. 

ATPA/ATPDEA by product: 

Fuels: 69%; 
Textiles and apparel: 10%; 
Agriculture: 9%; 
Base metals and articles: 8%; 
Jewelry and glassware: 2%; 
Chemicals, plastics, paper: 2%; 
Machinery and electronics: less than 1%. 

Note: see methodology appendix for definitions of product sectors. 

Source: GAO analysis of 2006 U.S. official trade statistics, based on 
preferences actually claimed upon entry. 

[End of figure] 

Slide 28: 

Importance to Beneficiaries: Preferences Are a Significant Share of 
Imports for Many: 

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This figure is a vertical bar graph with the vertical axis representing 
percentage from 0 to 100, and the horizontal axis representing twenty-
five countries. Each vertical bar is a composite of share of GSP in 
total imports and share of regional programs in Total imports. The 
countries represented are: Angola, Gabon, Swaziland, Nigeria, 
Equatorial Guinea, Chad, Yemen (Sana), Madagascar, Kenya, Malawi, 
Ecuador, Haiti, Mozambique, Niue, Cameroon, Senegal, Zimbabwe 
(Rhodesia), Togo, Armenia, Dominican Republic, Peru, Mauritania, and 
Jamaica. 

Note: Figure shows the top preference program users by ratio of 
preference imports to total imports to the United States in 2006 in 
descending order. 

Source: GAO analysis of 2006 U.S. official trade statistics, based on 
preferences actually claimed upon entry. 

[End of figure] 

Slide 29: 

Importance to Beneficiaries: Among Largest Suppliers, Share of Imports 
Receiving Preferences Is Mixed: 

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This figure is a vertical bar graph with the vertical axis representing 
percentage from 0 to 100, and the horizontal axis representing twenty-
five countries. Each vertical bar is a composite of share of GSP in 
total imports and share of regional programs in Total imports. The 
countries represented are: Nigeria ($25.8), Angola ($11.3), India 
($5.7), Ecuador ($5.4), Colombia ($5), Thailand ($4.3), Brazil (($3.7), 
Trinidad and Tobago ($3.7), Peru ($3.4), Dominican Republic ($2.6), 
Indonesia ($1.9), South Africa ($1.8), Chad ($1.7), Equatorial Guinea 
($1.6), Costa Rica ($1.5), Gabon ($1.3), Philippines ($1.1), Turkey 
($1.1), Congo ($0.8); Guatemala ($0.7), Venezuela ($0.7), Argentina 
($0.7), Honduras ($0.6), Russia ($0.5), and Kazakhstan ($0.5). 

Note: Total value of preference imports (2006, billions of dollars) is 
listed in parentheses following each country’s name. Countries are 
listed in descending order based on their preference imports. 

Source: GAO analysis of 2006 U.S. official trade statistics, based on 
preferences actually claimed upon entry. 

[End of figure] 

Slide 30: 

Importance to Beneficiaries: Lower Income Countries Have High Shares of 
Preferences in Their Total Imports: 

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This figure is is graph depicting the fact that lower income countries 
have high shares of preferences in their total imports. The vertical 
axis of the graph represents GDP Per Capita (PPP), 2006 from 0 to 
$25,000. The horizontal axis of the graph represents share of U.S. 
preference imports for each country in total U.S. imports from that 
country (2006) from 0 to 100 percent. 

Note: Income figures are per capita GDP based on purchasing power 
parity. The GSP program uses per capita GDP based on the Atlas method. 
Both are available from the World Bank. 

Source: GAO analysis of 2006 U.S. official trade statistics and data on 
per capita income from the World Bank. 

[End of figure] 

Slide 31: 

U.S. Review: Preference Program Reviews Differ in Scope and Frequency: 

GSP: 
* Periodic special and regular annual reviews of country and product 
eligibility, see slides 32–40; 

ATPA: 
* Annual review of country eligibility practices based on petitions 
(under ATPDEA), see slides 41-42; 

AGOA: 
* Annual review of each country’s eligibility, see slide 43; 

CBI: 
Biennial report; 

HOPE: 
* One-time review. 

Slide 32: 

U.S. Review –GSP: Country, Product, and Country Practice Reviews: 

Process: 
Special Review (begun 2005);
* 13 beneficiaries reviewed for graduation; 
* 83 CNL waivers reviewed for revocation. 

Annual Review: 
* Competitive need limitations; 
* CNL waiver revocation; 
* Product redesignation; 
* Petitions considered; 
- CNL waivers; 
- Product addition/removal; 
- Restoration of duty-free status; 
- Country practices. 

Outcomes: 

Special Review (ongoing): 
* No final determination made on country graduations and CNL waivers; 
* However, Congress set statutory thresholds for CNL waiver revocation 
(now included in annual review).

Annual Review (2006): 
* Of the 178 products reviewed for exceeding CNLs:
- 62 previously excluded from GSP; 
- 97 granted de minimis waivers; 
- 3 CNL waiver petitions granted; 5 of 8 petitions denied, but 2 did 
not need a waiver and 1 received a de minimis waiver; 
- 16 newly excluded, of which 2 were eligible for de minimis, 2 CNL 
petitions denied; 
* 8 of 9 CNL waivers revoked; 
* 16 of 172 products eligible for redesignation restored to GSP (all 
from Andean region); 
* No product additions or removals; 
* 4 country practice reviews continue; rest resolved or not accepted. 

Slide 33: 

U.S. Review –GSP: Country, Product, and Country Practice Reviews 
(cont.): 

By law, the competitive need limitation (CNL) is reached when U.S. 
imports of a specific product from a country (1) account for 50 percent 
or more of the value of total U.S. imports of the product from all 
countries, or (2) exceed a certain dollar value. In 2007, the dollar 
value limit is $130 million; the limit increases by $5 million each 
year. A beneficiary country will automatically lose duty-free access on 
July 1 of the following year for a product if the CNL is exceeded in a 
given year and the country is not granted a CNL waiver for that 
product. 

The President may grant a CNL waiver for a product, thereby allowing 
the country to receive duty-free treatment of U.S. imports of that 
product. A petition for a waiver may be filed during the annual GSP 
review based on deadlines indicated in the review’s Federal Register 
Notice announcement. Least-developed beneficiary countries are 
statutorily excluded from (not subject to) CNLs. 

CNL waivers remain in effect until the President determines that 
circumstances have changed and the waiver is no longer warranted. 
Legislation in 2006 provided that the President “should” revoke any 
waiver in effect for at least 5 years if the country’s U.S. import 
level for the product in the previous year exceeded (1) 150 percent of 
the annual dollar limit mentioned above or (2) 75 percent of all U.S. 
imports of the product. 

A product removed from GSP eligibility because a country exceeded a CNL 
in one year may be redesignated as GSP-eligible for that country if 
import levels of the product are below the CNL in a subsequent year. 

By law, a de minimis CNL waiver may be granted when total U.S. imports 
of a product from all countries are below a certain level. In 2007, the 
de minimis level is $18.5 million; the limit increases by $0.5 million 
each year. 

See slides 34-36 for more information on the CNL waiver revocation 
review for 2006. 

Slide 34: 

U.S. Review –GSP: One-Fifth of GSP Imports Faced Competitive Need 
Limitations, 2006: 

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This figure depicts two pie-charts, as follows:

Total Imports of GSP Products from GSP Countries (non-LDC, non-AGOA 
equals $35 billion): 

Eligible for GSP: 59%; 
Excluded from GSP (full or part year): 22%; 
Above CNL and not excluded: 19% ($7 billion). 

Above CNL and not excluded: 
Products reviewed for waiver revocation (9 products): 57%; 
Products to be excluded unless waiver granted (17 products): 25%; 
Products with waivers in place (9 products): 16%; 
Eligible for de minimus waiver (99 products): 3%; 
Exempt from CNL review (12 products): less than 1%.

Note: CNL thresholds in 2006 were imports of the product by a 
beneficiary country greater than $125 million or imports of a value 
equal to or greater than 50 percent of total U.S. imports of the 
product. 

Source: GAO analysis of official U.S. tariff and trade data and data on 
GSP from USTR.

[End of figure] 

Slide 35: 

U.S. Review –GSP: One-Fifth of GSP Imports Faced Competitive Need 
Limitations, 2006 (cont.) 

This slide provides information on the value of trade affected by the 
CNL review for 2006. The left pie chart shows the total value of 
imports subject to the review ($35 billion). It includes all imports of 
GSP-eligible products from GSP-eligible countries, except the least-
developed beneficiaries and AGOA beneficiaries since these are excluded 
from the CNL review. The right pie chart shows the $7 billion in trade 
that was subject to the CNL review, not already excluded from GSP, and 
above the CNL threshold for 2006. Of this amount, about 57 percent (9 
products) already had CNL waivers in place, but were above the new 
statutory thresholds set in 2006 that required a Presidential review of 
whether to revoke the waiver.

Slide 36: 

U.S. Review –GSP: Revocation of CNL Waivers May Aid Both GSP and Non-
GSP Countries: 

President revoked 8 CNL waivers in June 2007 based on new statutory 
thresholds, including: 

Certain precious metal jewelry: India (33 percent of imports, $2.2 
billion); Thailand (11 percent of imports, $700 million); 
* China and Hong Kong are the largest non-GSP suppliers; 
* Over 100 suppliers, including Turkey, Indonesia and other GSP 
countries. 

Certain motor vehicle parts: Brazil (6 percent of imports, $210 
million); 
* Over 60 suppliers, including many GSP countries (small shares); 
however, the market was led by Canada and Mexico, followed by Japan and 
China. 

Ferrozirconium: Brazil (97 percent of imports, $0.5 million); 
* United Kingdom and China only other suppliers (3 percent of imports, 
total). 

Kola nuts (fresh or dried, shelled) from Ivory Coast (86 percent of 
imports, $4.5 million); 
* Cameroon, France, Jamaica, South Africa, Nigeria, Senegal also supply 
U.S. 

Slide 37: 

U.S. Review -GSP: Recent Annual Product Reviews Resulted in No Product 
Removals, Some Additions: 

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This figure is four separate vertical bars graphs depicting the 
following data: 

Numbers of Petitions Filed in GSP Annual Reviews, 2004-2006, Product 
Additions: 
Petitions filed: 43; 
Accepted for review: 21; 
Petitions granted: 9. 

Numbers of Petitions Filed in GSP Annual Reviews, 2004-2006, Product 
Removals:  
Petitions filed: 1; 
Accepted for review: 1; 
Petitions granted: 0. 

Numbers of Petitions Filed in GSP Annual Reviews, 2004-2006, 
Restoration of Duty-free status: 
Petitions filed: 2; 
Accepted for review: 1; 
Petitions granted: 0. 

Numbers of Petitions Filed in GSP Annual Reviews, 2004-2006, 
Competitive Need Limitation Waivers: 
Petitions filed: 32; 
Accepted for review: 20; 
Petitions granted: 10. 

Note: Some CNL waiver petitions were initiated by the U.S. 
government—specifically, in response to the December 2004 tsunami in 
Asia. 

Source: GAO analysis of petitions filed with USTR: 

Slide 38: 

U.S. Review -GSP: Recent Annual Product Reviews Resulted in No Product 
Removals, Some Additions (cont.)  

In the annual GSP review process, petitions may be filed by interested 
parties (for example, governments, businesses, or nongovernmental 
organizations) to request actions allowed by the statute and 
regulations governing the GSP program, including adding or removing a 
product from overall GSP eligibility and waiving the CNL for a product 
from a specific beneficiary. 

Slide 39: 

U.S. Review –GSP: Country Practice Reviews Consistently Used; 
Suspension Rare: 

Process: 
* Petitions are solicited annually; GSP subcommittee may reject or 
accept them for review, based on GSP statute and regulations; 
* Reviews typically extend 2 or more years as administration 
investigates and engages with country to resolve issues; 
* Concerns are resolved in most cases; suspensions are rare. 

2001-2006 Petitions: 
* 52 petitions filed against 32 countries; 
* 10 countries cited by multiple petitions; 
* Types of petitions filed:
- Workers’ rights, 24; 
- Intellectual property rights, 15; 
- Market access, 6; 
- Reverse preferential treatment, 4; 
- Contract nullification, 2; 
- Expropriation, 1. 

Outcomes: 
* Ukraine suspended and later reinstated; Liberia reinstated from 1990 
suspension; 
* Cases remain open in 4 countries (1 workers’ rights, 3 intellectual 
property rights). 

Slide 40: 

U.S. Review –GSP: Country Practice Reviews Consistently Used; 
Suspension Rare (cont.) 

Any person may file a petition in the annual GSP review requesting that 
the status of any eligible beneficiary be reviewed with respect to any 
of the designation criteria listed in the statute governing the GSP 
program, including workers’ rights and intellectual property rights. 

See appendix V for GSP country practice petitions filed, by country and 
type of petition, 2001-2006. 

Slide 41: 

U.S. Review –ATPDEA: Petitions on Country Practices Filed, But No 
Suspension to Date: 

Process: 
* No withdrawal or suspension of benefits during first 10 years of 
ATPA; 
* Petition process began August 2003, as part of ATPDEA; 
* Petitions reviewed annually. 

Outcomes/Results/Action: 
* 17 total petitions filed under ATPDEA; 
- 12 petitions filed in 2003; 
- 8 filed against Peru, 8 against Ecuador, and 1 against Colombia; 
- 10 petition reviews have been terminated, 7 are still under review; 
- Petition issues include workers’ rights and investor disputes; 
* No recommendations have been made by USTR for withdrawal or 
suspension of designation or benefits. 

Slide 42: 

U.S. Review –ATPDEA: Petitions on Country Practices Filed, But No 
Suspension to Date (cont.) 

Since 2003, USTR conducts annual reviews and provides the opportunity 
for the submission of petitions for the withdrawal or suspension of 
certain benefits of the program to ATPDEA recipient countries. 
Petitions must indicate the eligibility criterion that the petitioner 
believes warrants review. 

Slide 43: 

U.S. Review –AGOA: Actively Managed While Number of Beneficiaries 
Relatively Constant: 

Process: 
* AGOA implementation Subcommittee conducts annual review; 
* USTR makes recommendation to the President; 
* President designates and terminates eligibility. 

Outcomes/Results/Action: 
* Number of beneficiaries has varied between 35 and 39 between 2001 and 
2007; 
* The President has terminated eligibility four times and conferred 
eligibility eight times; 
* In recent reviews, Administration frequently cites lack of economic 
reforms, rule of law, and human rights as reasons for country 
ineligibility; 
* AGOA eligibility denied or terminated occasionally on the basis of 
specific statutory concerns (e.g., activities that undermine U.S. 
foreign policy interests). 

[End of section] 

Appendix II: Scope and Methodology: 

To identify and compare key features of U.S. preference programs, we 
reviewed and analyzed U.S. laws and regulations, authoritative 
international trade documents such as U.S. submissions to the World 
Trade Organization and the Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United 
States, and periodicals. From these documents we extracted information 
regarding the U.S. preference programs’ objectives, list of beneficiary 
countries, product coverage information, review requirements, country 
eligibility criteria, and other key conditions and limitations. We also 
interviewed officials from the Office of the U.S. Trade Representative 
(USTR); the Departments of Agriculture, Commerce, Labor, State, and the 
Treasury; U.S. Customs and Border Protection; and the U.S. 
International Trade Commission (ITC) regarding these issues. 

To analyze the use of U.S. preference programs by beneficiaries, we 
analyzed official U.S. trade data from the Census Bureau to illustrate 
usage by country, product, and changes over time. Values of imports 
over time are expressed in nominal dollars, not adjusted for inflation. 
Inflation adjusted values would show similar patterns, but with more 
gradual growth in fuel exports in recent years. We also analyzed the 
official U.S. tariff schedule from the U.S. International Trade 
Commission, which identifies which products are eligible for 
preferences. We determined that both the U.S. trade statistics and the 
U.S. tariff schedule were sufficiently reliable to analyze the value of 
trade entering under preference programs and those products officially 
eligible for preference program benefits. In order to examine broad 
groups of products, we organized the Harmonized Tariff Schedule (HTS) 
product chapters into sectors: 

1. Agriculture (agriculture, food, beverages, spirits, and tobacco): 
HTS chapters 1–24. 

2. Chemicals, plastics, paper (chemicals, plastics, minerals (excluding 
fuels), wood, and paper): HTS chapters 25–40 (excluding HTS 27) and HTS 
chapters 44–49. 

3. Fuels: HTS chapter 27. 

4. Textiles and apparel (textiles, apparel, leather, and footwear): HTS 
chapters 41–43 and 50–67. 

5. Jewelry and glassware (jewelry, glassware, precious metals and 
stones): HTS chapters 68–71. 

6. Base metals and articles: HTS chapters 72–81 and 83. 

7. Machinery and electronics (machinery, electronics, high tech 
apparatus, aircraft, autos, other transportation, and miscellaneous 
manufacturing): HTS chapters 82, 84–99. 

To determine U.S. agency administration of preference programs, we 
examined the basic elements of the review process for each of the U.S. 
trade preference programs and compared them. For the Generalized System 
of Preferences, we reviewed both the special review that began in 2005 
and the 2006 annual review. We examined the outcome of the competitive 
need limitations (CNL) review in detail, and we reviewed product-
related petitions (including CNL waivers and product additions and 
exclusions) for the period 2004 through 2006 and petitions concerning 
country practices for 2001 through 2006. For the Andean Trade 
Preference Act (ATPA), we reviewed the country practice petitions filed 
since 2003 with USTR. For the African Growth and Opportunity Act 
(AGOA), we reviewed annual reports submitted to the Congress by the 
President on the trade and investment policy of the United States 
toward sub-Saharan Africa and on the implementation of AGOA. From these 
reports, we tallied the number of times the President had conferred or 
terminated eligibility since he initially declared 34 countries 
eligible on October 2, 2000, and January 17, 2001. 

We performed our work from April 2007 through September 2007 in 
accordance with generally accepted government auditing standards. 

[End of section] 

Appendix III: Eligibility and Use of Preference Programs by Country: 

Table 1: Country Eligibility for U.S. Preference Programs, 2006: 

Partners: Afghanistan; 
GSP: Check; 
GSP-LDC: Check; 
AGOA: [Empty];
CBI: [Empty];
CBTPA: [Empty];
ATPA: [Empty];
Income Level: Low. 

Partners: Albania; 
GSP: Check; 
GSP-LDC: [Empty];
AGOA: [Empty];
CBI: [Empty];
CBTPA: [Empty];
ATPA: [Empty];
Income Level: Lower middle. 

Partners: Algeria; 
GSP: Check; 
GSP-LDC: [Empty];
AGOA: [Empty];
CBI: [Empty];
CBTPA: [Empty];
ATPA: [Empty];
Income Level: Lower middle. 

Partners: Angola; 
GSP: Check; 
GSP-LDC: Check;
AGOA: Check;
CBI: [Empty];
CBTPA: [Empty];
ATPA: [Empty];
Income Level: Lower middle. 

Partners: Anguilla; 
GSP: Check; 
GSP-LDC: [Empty];
AGOA: [Empty];
CBI: [Empty];
CBTPA: [Empty];
ATPA: [Empty];
Income Level: High. 

Partners: Antigua and Barbuda[a]; 
GSP: Check-minus; 
GSP-LDC: [Empty];
AGOA: [Empty];
CBI: Check;
CBTPA: [Empty];
ATPA: [Empty];
Income Level: High. 

Partners: Argentina; 
GSP: Check; 
GSP-LDC: [Empty];
AGOA: [Empty];
CBI: [Empty];
CBTPA: [Empty];
ATPA: [Empty];
Income Level: Upper middle. 

Partners: Armenia; 
GSP: Check; 
GSP-LDC: [Empty];
AGOA: [Empty];
CBI: [Empty];
CBTPA: [Empty];
ATPA: [Empty];
Income Level: Upper middle. 

Partners: Aruba; 
GSP: [Empty]; 
GSP-LDC: [Empty];
AGOA: [Empty];
CBI: Check;
CBTPA: [Empty];
ATPA: [Empty];
Income Level: High. 

Partners: Bahamas; 
GSP: [Empty]; 
GSP-LDC: [Empty];
AGOA: [Empty];
CBI: Check;
CBTPA: [Empty];
ATPA: [Empty];
Income Level: High. 

Partners: Bahrain[a]; 
GSP: Check-minus; 
GSP-LDC: [Empty];
AGOA: [Empty];
CBI: Check;
CBTPA: [Empty];
ATPA: [Empty];
Income Level: High. 

Partners: Bangladesh; 
GSP: Check; 
GSP-LDC: Check; 
AGOA: [Empty];
CBI: [Empty];
CBTPA: [Empty];
ATPA: [Empty];
Income Level: Low. 

Partners: Barbados[a]; 
GSP: Check-minus; 
GSP-LDC: [Empty];
AGOA: [Empty];
CBI: Check;
CBTPA: Check;
ATPA: [Empty];
Income Level: High. 

Partners: Belize; 
GSP: Check; 
GSP-LDC: [Empty];
AGOA: [Empty];
CBI: Check;
CBTPA: Check;
ATPA: [Empty];
Income Level: Upper middle. 

Partners: Benin; 
GSP: Check;
GSP-LDC: Check;
AGOA: Check;
CBI: [Empty];
CBTPA: [Empty];
ATPA: [Empty];
Income Level: Low. 

Partners: Bhutan; 
GSP: Check;
GSP-LDC: Check;
AGOA: [Empty];
CBI: [Empty];
CBTPA: [Empty];
ATPA: [Empty];
Income Level: Lower middle. 

Partners: Bolivia; 
GSP: Check;
GSP-LDC: [Empty];
AGOA: [Empty];
CBI: [Empty];
CBTPA: [Empty];
ATPA: Check;
Income Level: Lower middle. 

Partners: Bosnia and Herzegovina; 
GSP: Check;
GSP-LDC: [Empty];
AGOA: [Empty];
CBI: [Empty];
CBTPA: [Empty];
ATPA: [Empty];
Income Level: Lower middle. 

Partners: Botswana; 
GSP: Check;
GSP-LDC: [Empty];
AGOA: Check;
CBI: [Empty];
CBTPA: [Empty];
ATPA: [Empty];
Income Level: Upper middle. 

Partners: Brazil; 
GSP: Check;
GSP-LDC: [Empty];
AGOA: [Empty];
CBI: [Empty];
CBTPA: [Empty];
ATPA: [Empty];
Income Level: Upper middle. 

Partners: British Indian Ocean Territory; 
GSP: Check;
GSP-LDC: [Empty];
AGOA: [Empty];
CBI: [Empty];
CBTPA: [Empty];
ATPA: [Empty];
Income Level: High. 

Partners: British Virgin Island; 
GSP: Check;
GSP-LDC: [Empty];
AGOA: [Empty];
CBI: Check;
CBTPA: [Empty];
ATPA: [Empty];
Income Level: High. 

Partners: Bulgaria[b]; 
GSP: Check;
GSP-LDC: [Empty];
AGOA: [Empty];
CBI: [Empty];
CBTPA: [Empty];
ATPA: [Empty];
Income Level: Low. 

Partners: Burkina Faso; 
GSP: Check;
GSP-LDC: Check;
AGOA: Check;
CBI: [Empty];
CBTPA: [Empty];
ATPA: [Empty];
Income Level: Low. 

Partners: Burundi; 
GSP: Check;
GSP-LDC: Check;
AGOA: Check;
CBI: [Empty];
CBTPA: [Empty];
ATPA: [Empty];
Income Level: Low. 

Partners: Cambodia; 
GSP: Check;
GSP-LDC: Check;
AGOA: [Empty];
CBI: [Empty];
CBTPA: [Empty];
ATPA: [Empty];
Income Level: Low. 

Partners: Cameroon; 
GSP: Check;
GSP-LDC: [Empty];
AGOA: Check;
CBI: [Empty];
CBTPA: [Empty];
ATPA: [Empty];
Income Level: Lower middle.

Partners: Cape Verde; 
GSP: Check;
GSP-LDC: Check;
AGOA: Check;
CBI: [Empty];
CBTPA: [Empty];
ATPA: [Empty];
Income Level: Lower middle. 

Partners: Central African Republic; 
GSP: Check;
GSP-LDC: Check;
AGOA: [Empty];
CBI: [Empty];
CBTPA: [Empty];
ATPA: [Empty];
Income Level: Low. 

Partners: Chad; 
GSP: Check;
GSP-LDC: Check;
AGOA: Check;
CBI: [Empty];
CBTPA: [Empty];
ATPA: [Empty];
Income Level: Low. 

Partners: Christmas Island; 
GSP: Check;
GSP-LDC: [Empty];
AGOA: [Empty];
CBI: [Empty];
CBTPA: [Empty];
ATPA: [Empty];
Income Level: High. 

Partners: Cocos (Keeling) Islands; 
GSP: Check;
GSP-LDC: [Empty];
AGOA: [Empty];
CBI: [Empty];
CBTPA: [Empty];
ATPA: [Empty];
Income Level: High. 

Partners: Colombia; 
GSP: Check;
GSP-LDC: [Empty];
AGOA: [Empty];
CBI: [Empty];
CBTPA: [Empty];
ATPA: Check;
Income Level: Lower middle. 

Partners: Comoros; 
GSP: Check;
GSP-LDC: Check;
AGOA: [Empty];
CBI: [Empty];
CBTPA: [Empty];
ATPA: [Empty];
Income Level: Low. 
 
Partners: Congo (Brazzaville); 
GSP: Check;
GSP-LDC: [Empty];
AGOA: Check;
CBI: [Empty];
CBTPA: [Empty];
ATPA: [Empty];
Income Level: Lower middle. 

Partners: Congo (Kinshasa); 
GSP: Check;
GSP-LDC: Check;
AGOA: Check;
CBI: [Empty];
CBTPA: [Empty];
ATPA: [Empty];
Income Level: Low. 

Partners: Cook Islands; 
GSP: Check;
GSP-LDC: [Empty];
AGOA: [Empty];
CBI: [Empty];
CBTPA: [Empty];
ATPA: [Empty];
Income Level: High. 

Partners: Costa Rica; 
GSP: Check;
GSP-LDC: [Empty];
AGOA: [Empty];
CBI: Check;
CBTPA: Check;
ATPA: [Empty];
Income Level: Upper middle. 

Partners: Cote d'Ivoire; 
GSP: Check;
GSP-LDC: [Empty];
AGOA: [Empty];
CBI: [Empty];
CBTPA: [Empty];
ATPA: [Empty];
Income Level: Low. 

Partners: Croatia; 
GSP: Check;
GSP-LDC: [Empty];
AGOA: [Empty];
CBI: [Empty];
CBTPA: [Empty];
ATPA: [Empty];
Income Level: Upper middle. 

Partners: Djibouti; 
GSP: Check;
GSP-LDC: Check;
AGOA: Check;
CBI: [Empty];
CBTPA: [Empty];
ATPA: [Empty];
Income Level: Lower middle. 

Partners: Dominica; 
GSP: Check;
GSP-LDC: [Empty];
AGOA: [Empty];
CBI: Check;
CBTPA: [Empty];
ATPA: [Empty];
Income Level: Upper middle. 

Partners: Dominican Republic[c]; 
GSP: Check;
GSP-LDC: [Empty];
AGOA: [Empty];
CBI: Check;
CBTPA: Check;
ATPA: [Empty];
Income Level: Lower middle. 

Partners: Ecuador; 
GSP: Check;
GSP-LDC: [Empty];
AGOA: [Empty];
CBI: [Empty];
CBTPA: [Empty];
ATPA: Check;
Income Level: Lower middle. 

Partners: Egypt; 
GSP: Check;
GSP-LDC: [Empty];
AGOA: [Empty];
CBI: [Empty];
CBTPA: [Empty];
ATPA: [Empty];
Income Level: Lower middle. 

Partners: El Salvador[c]; 
GSP: Check-minus;
GSP-LDC: [Empty];
AGOA: [Empty];
CBI: Check-minus;
CBTPA: Check-minus;
ATPA: [Empty];
Income Level: Lower middle. 

Partners: Equatorial Guinea; 
GSP: Check;
GSP-LDC: Check;
AGOA: [Empty];
CBI: [Empty];
CBTPA: [Empty];
ATPA: [Empty];
Income Level: Upper middle. 

Partners: Eritrea; 
GSP: Check;
GSP-LDC: [Empty];
AGOA: [Empty];
CBI: [Empty];
CBTPA: [Empty];
ATPA: [Empty];
Income Level: Low. 

Partners: Ethiopia; 
GSP: Check;
GSP-LDC: Check;
AGOA: Check;
CBI: [Empty];
CBTPA: [Empty];
ATPA: [Empty];
Income Level: Low.

Partners: Falkland Islands; 
GSP: Check;
GSP-LDC: [Empty];
AGOA: [Empty];
CBI: [Empty];
CBTPA: [Empty];
ATPA: [Empty];
Income Level: Middle.

Partners: Fiji; 
GSP: Check;
GSP-LDC: [Empty];
AGOA: [Empty];
CBI: [Empty];
CBTPA: [Empty];
ATPA: [Empty];
Income Level: Lower middle.

Partners: Gabon; 
GSP: Check;
GSP-LDC: [Empty];
AGOA: Check;
CBI: [Empty];
CBTPA: [Empty];
ATPA: [Empty];
Income Level: Upper middle.

Partners: Gambia; 
GSP: Check;
GSP-LDC: Check;
AGOA: Check;
CBI: [Empty];
CBTPA: [Empty];
ATPA: [Empty];
Income Level: Low.

Partners: Gaza Strip/West Bank[d]; 
GSP: Check;
GSP-LDC: [Empty];
AGOA: [Empty];
CBI: [Empty];
CBTPA: [Empty];
ATPA: [Empty];
Income Level: Lower middle.

Partners: Georgia; 
GSP: Check;
GSP-LDC: [Empty];
AGOA: [Empty];
CBI: [Empty];
CBTPA: [Empty];
ATPA: [Empty];
Income Level: Lower middle.

Partners: Ghana; 
GSP: Check;
GSP-LDC: [Empty];
AGOA: Check;
CBI: [Empty];
CBTPA: [Empty];
ATPA: [Empty];
Income Level: Low.

Partners: Gibralter; 
GSP: Check;
GSP-LDC: [Empty];
AGOA: [Empty];
CBI: [Empty];
CBTPA: [Empty];
ATPA: [Empty];
Income Level: High.

Partners: Grenada; 
GSP: Check;
GSP-LDC: [Empty];
AGOA: [Empty];
CBI: Check;
CBTPA: [Empty];
ATPA: [Empty];
Income Level: Upper middle. 

Partners: Guatemala[c]; 
GSP: Check-minus;
GSP-LDC: [Empty];
AGOA: [Empty];
CBI: Check-minus;
CBTPA: Check-minus;
ATPA: [Empty];
Income Level: Lower middle.

Partners: Guinea; 
GSP: Check;
GSP-LDC: Check;
AGOA: Check;
CBI: [Empty];
CBTPA: [Empty];
ATPA: [Empty];
Income Level: Low. 

Partners: Guinea-Bissau; 
GSP: Check;
GSP-LDC: Check;
AGOA: Check;
CBI: [Empty];
CBTPA: [Empty];
ATPA: [Empty];
Income Level: Low. 

Partners: Guyana; 
GSP: Check;
GSP-LDC:[Empty];
AGOA: [Empty];
CBI: Check;
CBTPA: Check;
ATPA: [Empty];
Income Level: Lower middle. 

Partners: Haiti[e]; 
GSP: Check;
GSP-LDC: Check;
AGOA: [Empty];
CBI: Check;
CBTPA: Check;
ATPA: [Empty];
Income Level: Low. 

Partners: Heard Islands and McDonald Islands; 
GSP: Check;
GSP-LDC: [Empty];
AGOA: [Empty];
CBI: [Empty];
CBTPA: [Empty];
ATPA: [Empty];
Income Level: Middle. 

Partners: Honduras[c]; 
GSP: Check-minus;
GSP-LDC: [Empty];
AGOA: [Empty];
CBI: Check-minus;
CBTPA: Check-minus;
ATPA: [Empty];
Income Level: Lower middle. 

Partners: India; 
GSP: Check;
GSP-LDC: [Empty];
AGOA: [Empty];
CBI: [Empty];
CBTPA: [Empty];
ATPA: [Empty];
Income Level: Low. 

Partners: Indonesia; 
GSP: Check;
GSP-LDC: [Empty];
AGOA: [Empty];
CBI: [Empty];
CBTPA: [Empty];
ATPA: [Empty];
Income Level: Lower middle. 

Partners: Indonesia; 
GSP: Check;
GSP-LDC: [Empty];
AGOA: [Empty];
CBI: [Empty];
CBTPA: [Empty];
ATPA: [Empty];
Income Level: Middle. 

Partners: Jamaica; 
GSP: Check;
GSP-LDC: [Empty];
AGOA: [Empty];
CBI: Check;
CBTPA: Check;
ATPA: [Empty];
Income Level: Lower middle. 

Partners: Jordan; 
GSP: Check;
GSP-LDC: [Empty];
AGOA: [Empty];
CBI: [Empty];
CBTPA: [Empty];
ATPA: [Empty];
Income Level: Lower middle. 

Partners: Kazakhstan; 
GSP: Check;
GSP-LDC: [Empty];
AGOA: [Empty];
CBI: [Empty];
CBTPA: [Empty];
ATPA: [Empty];
Income Level: Upper middle. 

Partners: Kenya; 
GSP: Check;
GSP-LDC: [Empty];
AGOA: Check;
CBI: [Empty];
CBTPA: [Empty];
ATPA: [Empty];
Income Level: Low. 

Partners: Kiribati; 
GSP: Check;
GSP-LDC: Check;
AGOA: [Empty];
CBI: [Empty];
CBTPA: [Empty];
ATPA: [Empty];
Income Level: Lower middle. 

Partners: Kyrgyzstan; 
GSP: Check;
GSP-LDC: [Empty];
AGOA: [Empty];
CBI: [Empty];
CBTPA: [Empty];
ATPA: [Empty];
Income Level: Low. 

Partners: Lebanon; 
GSP: Check;
GSP-LDC: [Empty];
AGOA: [Empty];
CBI: [Empty];
CBTPA: [Empty];
ATPA: [Empty];
Income Level: Upper middle. 

Partners: Lesotho; 
GSP: Check;
GSP-LDC: Check;
AGOA: Check;
CBI: [Empty];
CBTPA: [Empty];
ATPA: [Empty];
Income Level: Lower middle. 

Partners: Liberia; 
GSP: Check-plus;
GSP-LDC: Check-plus;
AGOA: Check;
CBI: [Empty];
CBTPA: [Empty];
ATPA: [Empty];
Income Level: Low. 

Partners: Macedonia; 
GSP: Check;
GSP-LDC: [Empty];
AGOA: [Empty];
CBI: [Empty];
CBTPA: [Empty];
ATPA: [Empty];
Income Level: Lower middle. 

Partners: Madagascar; 
GSP: Check;
GSP-LDC: Check;
AGOA: Check;
CBI: [Empty];
CBTPA: [Empty];
ATPA: [Empty];
Income Level: Low. 

Partners: Malawi; 
GSP: Check;
GSP-LDC: Check;
AGOA: Check;
CBI: [Empty];
CBTPA: [Empty];
ATPA: [Empty];
Income Level: Low. 

Partners: Mali; 
GSP: Check;
GSP-LDC: Check;
AGOA: Check;
CBI: [Empty];
CBTPA: [Empty];
ATPA: [Empty];
Income Level: Low. 

Partners: Mauritania[f]; 
GSP: Check;
GSP-LDC: Check;
AGOA: Check-minus;
CBI: [Empty];
CBTPA: [Empty];
ATPA: [Empty];
Income Level: Low. 

Partners: Mauritus; 
GSP: Check;
GSP-LDC: [Empty];
AGOA: Check;
CBI: [Empty];
CBTPA: [Empty];
ATPA: [Empty];
Income Level: Upper middle. 

Partners: Moldova; 
GSP: Check;
GSP-LDC: [Empty];
AGOA: [Empty];
CBI: [Empty];
CBTPA: [Empty];
ATPA: [Empty];
Income Level: Lower middle. 

Partners: Mongolia; 
GSP: Check;
GSP-LDC: [Empty];
AGOA: [Empty];
CBI: [Empty];
CBTPA: [Empty];
ATPA: [Empty];
Income Level: Low. 

Partners: Montserrat; 
GSP: Check;
GSP-LDC: [Empty];
AGOA: [Empty];
CBI: Check;
CBTPA: [Empty];
ATPA: [Empty];
Income Level: Middle. 

Partners: Mozambique; 
GSP: Check;
GSP-LDC: Check;
AGOA: Check;
CBI: Check;
CBTPA: [Empty];
ATPA: [Empty];
Income Level: Low. 

Partners: Namibia; 
GSP: Check;
GSP-LDC: [Empty];
AGOA: Check;
CBI: Check;
CBTPA: [Empty];
ATPA: [Empty];
Income Level: Lower middle. 

Partners: Nepal; 
GSP: Check;
GSP-LDC: Check;
AGOA: [Empty];
CBI: [Empty];
CBTPA: [Empty];
ATPA: [Empty];
Income Level: Low. 

Partners: Netherland Antilles; 
GSP: [Empty];
GSP-LDC: [Empty];
AGOA: [Empty];
CBI: Check;
CBTPA: [Empty];
ATPA: [Empty];
Income Level: High. 

Partners: Nicaragua[c]; 
GSP: [Empty];
GSP-LDC: [Empty];
AGOA: [Empty];
CBI: Check-minus;
CBTPA: Check-minus;
ATPA: [Empty];
Income Level: Lower middle. 

Partners: Niger; 
GSP: Check;
GSP-LDC: Check;
AGOA: Check;
CBI: [Empty];
CBTPA: [Empty];
ATPA: [Empty];
Income Level: Low. 

Partners: Nigeria; 
GSP: Check;
GSP-LDC: [Empty];
AGOA: Check;
CBI: [Empty];
CBTPA: [Empty];
ATPA: [Empty];
Income Level: Low. 

Partners: Niue; 
GSP: Check;
GSP-LDC: [Empty];
AGOA: [Empty];
CBI: [Empty];
CBTPA: [Empty];
ATPA: [Empty];
Income Level: Middle. 

Partners: Norfolk Island; 
GSP: Check;
GSP-LDC: [Empty];
AGOA: [Empty];
CBI: [Empty];
CBTPA: [Empty];
ATPA: [Empty];
Income Level: High. 

Partners: Oman; 
GSP: Check;
GSP-LDC: [Empty];
AGOA: [Empty];
CBI: [Empty];
CBTPA: [Empty];
ATPA: [Empty];
Income Level: Upper Middle. 

Partners: Pakistan; 
GSP: Check;
GSP-LDC: [Empty];
AGOA: [Empty];
CBI: [Empty];
CBTPA: [Empty];
ATPA: [Empty];
Income Level: Low. 

Partners: Panama; 
GSP: Check;
GSP-LDC: [Empty];
AGOA: [Empty];
CBI: Check;
CBTPA: Check;
ATPA: [Empty];
Income Level: Upper middle. 

Partners: Papua New Guinea; 
GSP: Check;
GSP-LDC: [Empty];
AGOA: [Empty];
CBI: [Empty];
CBTPA: [Empty];
ATPA: [Empty];
Income Level: Low. 

Partners: Paraguay; 
GSP: Check;
GSP-LDC: [Empty];
AGOA: [Empty];
CBI: [Empty];
CBTPA: [Empty];
ATPA: [Empty];
Income Level: Lower middle. 

Partners: Peru; 
GSP: Check;
GSP-LDC: [Empty];
AGOA: [Empty];
CBI: [Empty];
CBTPA: [Empty];
ATPA: Check;
Income Level: Lower middle. 

Partners: Philippines; 
GSP: Check;
GSP-LDC: [Empty];
AGOA: [Empty];
CBI: [Empty];
CBTPA: [Empty];
ATPA: [Empty];
Income Level: Lower middle. 

Partners: Pitcairn Islands; 
GSP: Check;
GSP-LDC: [Empty];
AGOA: [Empty];
CBI: [Empty];
CBTPA: [Empty];
ATPA: [Empty];
Income Level: Middle. 

Partners: Romania[b]; 
GSP: Check;
GSP-LDC: [Empty];
AGOA: [Empty];
CBI: [Empty];
CBTPA: [Empty];
ATPA: [Empty];
Income Level: Middle. 

Partners: Russia; 
GSP: Check;
GSP-LDC: [Empty];
AGOA: [Empty];
CBI: [Empty];
CBTPA: [Empty];
ATPA: [Empty];
Income Level: Upper middle. 

Partners: Rwanda; 
GSP: Check;
GSP-LDC: Check;
AGOA: Check;
CBI: [Empty];
CBTPA: [Empty];
ATPA: [Empty];
Income Level: Low. 

Partners: Samoa; 
GSP: Check;
GSP-LDC: Check;
AGOA: [Empty];
CBI: [Empty];
CBTPA: [Empty];
ATPA: [Empty];
Income Level: Lower middle. 

Partners: Sao Tome and Principe; 
GSP: Check;
GSP-LDC: Check;
AGOA: Check;
CBI: [Empty];
CBTPA: [Empty];
ATPA: [Empty];
Income Level: Low. 

Partners: Senegal; 
GSP: Check;
GSP-LDC: [Empty];
AGOA: Check;
CBI: [Empty];
CBTPA: [Empty];
ATPA: [Empty];
Income Level: Low. 

Partners: Serbia/Montenegro; 
GSP: Check;
GSP-LDC: [Empty];
AGOA: [Empty];
CBI: [Empty];
CBTPA: [Empty];
ATPA: [Empty];
Income Level: Upper middle. 

Partners: Seychelles; 
GSP: Check;
GSP-LDC: [Empty];
AGOA: Check;
CBI: [Empty];
CBTPA: [Empty];
ATPA: [Empty];
Income Level: Upper middle. 

Partners: Sierra Leone; 
GSP: Check;
GSP-LDC: Check;
AGOA: Check;
CBI: [Empty];
CBTPA: [Empty];
ATPA: [Empty];
Income Level: Low. 

Partners: Solomon Islands; 
GSP: Check;
GSP-LDC: [Empty];
AGOA: [Empty];
CBI: [Empty];
CBTPA: [Empty];
ATPA: [Empty];
Income Level: Low. 

Partners: Somolia; 
GSP: Check;
GSP-LDC: Check;
AGOA: [Empty];
CBI: [Empty];
CBTPA: [Empty];
ATPA: [Empty];
Income Level: Low.

Partners: South Africa; 
GSP: Check;
GSP-LDC: [Empty];
AGOA: Check;
CBI: [Empty];
CBTPA: [Empty];
ATPA: [Empty];
Income Level: Upper middle.

Partners: Sri Lanka; 
GSP: Check;
GSP-LDC: [Empty];
AGOA: [Empty];
CBI: [Empty];
CBTPA: [Empty];
ATPA: [Empty];
Income Level: Lower middle.

Partners: St. Helena; 
GSP: Check;
GSP-LDC: [Empty];
AGOA: [Empty];
CBI: [Empty];
CBTPA: [Empty];
ATPA: [Empty];
Income Level: Middle.

Partners: St. Kitts and Nevis; 
GSP: Check;
GSP-LDC: [Empty];
AGOA: [Empty];
CBI: Check;
CBTPA: [Empty];
ATPA: [Empty];
Income Level: Upper middle.

Partners: St. Lucia; 
GSP: Check;
GSP-LDC: [Empty];
AGOA: [Empty];
CBI: Check;
CBTPA: Check;
ATPA: [Empty];
Income Level: Upper middle.

Partners: St. Vincent and the Grenadines; 
GSP: Check;
GSP-LDC: [Empty];
AGOA: [Empty];
CBI: Check;
CBTPA: [Empty];
ATPA: [Empty];
Income Level: Upper middle.

Partners: Suriname; 
GSP: Check;
GSP-LDC: [Empty];
AGOA: [Empty];
CBI: [Empty];
CBTPA: [Empty];
ATPA: [Empty];
Income Level: Lower middle.

Partners: Swaziland; 
GSP: Check;
GSP-LDC: [Empty];
AGOA: Check;
CBI: [Empty];
CBTPA: [Empty];
ATPA: [Empty];
Income Level: Lower middle.

Partners: Tanzania; 
GSP: Check;
GSP-LDC: Check;
AGOA: Check;
CBI: [Empty];
CBTPA: [Empty];
ATPA: [Empty];
Income Level: Low.

Partners: Thailand; 
GSP: Check;
GSP-LDC: [Empty];
AGOA: [Empty];
CBI: [Empty];
CBTPA: [Empty];
ATPA: [Empty];
Income Level: Lower middle.

Partners: Togo; 
GSP: Check;
GSP-LDC: Check;
AGOA: [Empty];
CBI: [Empty];
CBTPA: [Empty];
ATPA: [Empty];
Income Level: Low.

Partners: Tokelau; 
GSP: Check;
GSP-LDC: [Empty];
AGOA: [Empty];
CBI: [Empty];
CBTPA: [Empty];
ATPA: [Empty];
Income Level: Middle.

Partners: Tonga; 
GSP: Check;
GSP-LDC: [Empty];
AGOA: [Empty];
CBI: [Empty];
CBTPA: [Empty];
ATPA: [Empty];
Income Level: Lower middle.

Partners: Trinidad and Tobago; 
GSP: Check;
GSP-LDC: [Empty];
AGOA: [Empty];
CBI: Check;
CBTPA: Check;
ATPA: [Empty];
Income Level: High.

Partners: Tunisia; 
GSP: Check;
GSP-LDC: [Empty];
AGOA: [Empty];
CBI: [Empty];
CBTPA: [Empty];
ATPA: [Empty];
Income Level: Lower middle.

Partners: Turkey; 
GSP: Check;
GSP-LDC: [Empty];
AGOA: [Empty];
CBI: [Empty];
CBTPA: [Empty];
ATPA: [Empty];
Income Level: Upper middle.

Partners: Turks and Caicos Islands; 
GSP: Check;
GSP-LDC: [Empty];
AGOA: [Empty];
CBI: [Empty];
CBTPA: [Empty];
ATPA: [Empty];
Income Level: Middle.

Partners: Tuvalu; 
GSP: Check;
GSP-LDC: Check;
AGOA: [Empty];
CBI: [Empty];
CBTPA: [Empty];
ATPA: [Empty];
Income Level: Low. 

Partners: Uganda; 
GSP: Check;
GSP-LDC: Check;
AGOA: Check;
CBI: [Empty];
CBTPA: [Empty];
ATPA: [Empty];
Income Level: Low. 

Partners: Ukraine; 
GSP: Check-plus;
GSP-LDC: [Empty];
AGOA: [Empty];
CBI: [Empty];
CBTPA: [Empty];
ATPA: [Empty];
Income Level: Lower middle. 

Partners: Uruguay; 
GSP: Check;
GSP-LDC: [Empty];
AGOA: [Empty];
CBI: [Empty];
CBTPA: [Empty];
ATPA: [Empty];
Income Level: Upper middle. 

Partners: Uzbekistan; 
GSP: Check;
GSP-LDC: [Empty];
AGOA: [Empty];
CBI: [Empty];
CBTPA: [Empty];
ATPA: [Empty];
Income Level: Low. 

Partners: Vanuatu; 
GSP: Check;
GSP-LDC: Check;
AGOA: [Empty];
CBI: [Empty];
CBTPA: [Empty];
ATPA: [Empty];
Income Level: Lower middle. 

Partners: Venezuela;  
GSP: Check;
GSP-LDC: [Empty];
AGOA: [Empty];
CBI: [Empty];
CBTPA: [Empty];
ATPA: [Empty];
Income Level: Upper middle. 

Partners: Wallis and Futuna;  
GSP: Check;
GSP-LDC: [Empty];
AGOA: [Empty];
CBI: [Empty];
CBTPA: [Empty];
ATPA: [Empty];
Income Level: Middle. 

Partners: Yemen;  
GSP: Check;
GSP-LDC: Check;
AGOA: [Empty];
CBI: [Empty];
CBTPA: [Empty];
ATPA: [Empty];
Income Level: Low. 

Partners: Zambia;  
GSP: Check;
GSP-LDC: Check;
AGOA: Check;
CBI: [Empty];
CBTPA: [Empty];
ATPA: [Empty];
Income Level: Low. 

Partners: Zimbabwe;  
GSP: Check;
GSP-LDC: [Empty];
AGOA: [Empty];
CBI: [Empty];
CBTPA: [Empty];
ATPA: [Empty];
Income Level: Low. 

Legend: 

Check: Eligible for full year 2006. 
Check-minus: Eligibility lost at some point during 2006. 
Check-plus: Eligibility gained at some point during 2006. 
GSP = Generalized System of Preferences. 
GSP-LDC = Generalized System of Preferences for least-developed 
beneficiaries. 
AGOA = African Growth and Opportunity Act. 
CBI = Caribbean Basin Initiative. 
CBTPA = Caribbean Basin Trade Partnership Act. 
ATPA = Andean Trade Preference Act. 

Sources: 2006 eligibility comes from the U.S. International Trade 
Commission’s official U.S. tariff schedule. The original tariff 
schedule had two revisions plus three supplements (total of six 
documents for 2006). We reviewed each of these documents for changes 
throughout the year. Income levels are from the World Bank or the 
United Nations. 

Note: Blank spaces [empty] indicate the country was not eligible for 
GSP during 2006. 

[a] Antigua and Barbuda, Bahrain, and Barbados were removed from GSP 
eligibility in January 2006 due to high per capita income. The United 
States–Bahrain Free Trade Agreement was implemented in July 2006. 

[b] Bulgaria and Romania were removed from GSP eligibility in December 
2006 when they became members of the European Union. 

[c] The following countries were removed from eligibility for GSP, CBI, 
and CBTPA as Free Trade Agreements went into force: the Dominican 
Republic (March 2007), El Salvador (March 2006), Guatemala (July 2006), 
Honduras (April 2006), and Nicaragua (April 2006). 

[d] Under GSP, the Gaza Strip and the West Bank are listed as a single 
entity, although they are separately identified in U.S. trade data. 

[e] Haiti is also eligible for the Haitian Hemispheric Opportunity 
through Partnership Encouragement Act. 

[f] Mauritania lost AGOA eligibility on Jan. 1, 2006, and regained AGOA 
eligibility on June 28, 2007. 

[End of table] 

Table 2: Use of Preference Programs by Trade Partners, 2006: 

Partner: Total; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions:  
$32,598.5; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: 100; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 2; 
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: $59,532.6;  
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: 100; 
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 3; 
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: $1,845,053.2;
Total imports (2006), Percent: 100; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): 5. 

Partner: Afghanistan; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: 0.2; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: 0; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 1; 
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];  
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: [Empty]; 
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty]; 
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 45.2;
Total imports (2006), Percent: 0; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): 1. 

Partner: Albania; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: 0.2; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: 0; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 2; 
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];  
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: [Empty]; 
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty]; 
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 12.5;
Total imports (2006), Percent: 0; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): 2. 

Partner: Algeria; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: 0.3; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: 0; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 0; 
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];  
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: [Empty]; 
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty]; 
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 14,752.7;
Total imports (2006), Percent: 1; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): 0. 

Partner: Andorra; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty]; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];  
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: [Empty]; 
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty]; 
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 2.7;
Total imports (2006), Percent: 0; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): [Empty]. 

Partner: Angola; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: 6,774.3; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: 21;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 59;
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: 4,532.9;  
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: 8; 
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 39; 
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 11,513.8;
Total imports (2006), Percent: 1; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): 98. 

Partner: Anguilla; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: 0.0; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: 0;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 0;
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];  
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: [Empty]; 
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty]; 
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 4.2;
Total imports (2006), Percent: 0; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): 0. 

Partner: Antigua and Barbados; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: 0.0; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: 0;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 0;
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];  
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: [Empty]; 
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty]; 
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 5.8;
Total imports (2006), Percent: 0; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): 0. 

Partner: Argentina; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: 666.4; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: 2;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 17;
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];  
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: [Empty]; 
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty]; 
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 3,924.7;
Total imports (2006), Percent: 0; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): 17. 

Partner: Armenia; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: 28.1; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: 0;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 60;
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];  
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: [Empty]; 
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty]; 
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 46.5;
Total imports (2006), Percent: 0; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): 60. 

Partner: Aruba; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: 0.0; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: 0;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 0;
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: 0.2;  
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: 0; 
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 0; 
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 2,605.7;
Total imports (2006), Percent: 0; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): 0. 

Partner: Australia; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty]; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty]; 
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 8,243.7;
Total imports (2006), Percent: 0; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): [Empty]. 

Partner: Austria; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty]; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty]; 
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 7,701.4;
Total imports (2006), Percent: 0; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): [Empty]. 

Partner: Azerbaijan; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty]; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty]; 
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 503.5;
Total imports (2006), Percent: 0; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): [Empty]. 

Partner: Bahamas; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: 0.0; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: 0;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 0;
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: 125.1; 
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: 0;
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 29; 
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 435.7;
Total imports (2006), Percent: 0; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): 29. 

Partner: Bahrain; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: 0.7; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: 0;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 0;
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty]; 
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty]; 
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 632.3;
Total imports (2006), Percent: 0; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): 0. 

Partner: Bangladesh; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: 20.5; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: 0;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 1;
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty]; 
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty]; 
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 3,267.8;
Total imports (2006), Percent: 0; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): 1.

Partner: Barbados; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: 0.0; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: 0;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 0;
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: 4.7; 
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: 0;
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 14; 
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 33.0;
Total imports (2006), Percent: 0; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): 14. 

Partner: Belarus; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 541.5;
Total imports (2006), Percent: 0; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): [Empty].

Partner: Belgium; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 14,431.7;
Total imports (2006), Percent: 1; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): [Empty].

Partner: Belize; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: 6.0;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: 0;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 4;
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: 72.2;
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: 0;
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 49;
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 146.4;
Total imports (2006), Percent: 0; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): 53.

Partner: Benin; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: 0.0;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: 0;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 4;
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: 0.0;
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: 0;
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 0;
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 0.6;
Total imports (2006), Percent: 0; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): 4. 

Partner: Bermuda; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 16.2;
Total imports (2006), Percent: 0; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): [Empty]. 

Partner: Bhutan; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: 0.0;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: 0;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 1;
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 1.1;
Total imports (2006), Percent: 0; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): 1. 

Partner: Bolivia; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: 21.7;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: 0;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 6;
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: 166.2;
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: 0;
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 46;
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 362.4;
Total imports (2006), Percent: 0; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): 52. 

Partner: Bosnia and Herzegovina; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: 3.5;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: 0;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 14;
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 25.6;
Total imports (2006), Percent: 0; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): 14. 

Partner: Botswana; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: 0.0;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: 0;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 0;
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: 28.2;
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: 0;
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 11;
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 252.1;
Total imports (2006), Percent: 0; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): 11. 

Partner: Brazil; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: 3,737.7;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: 11;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 14;
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 26,169.0;
Total imports (2006), Percent: 1; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): 14. 

Partner: British Indian Ocean Territory; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: 0.0;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: 0;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 0;
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 0.8;
Total imports (2006), Percent: 0; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): 0. 

Partner: British Virgin Islands; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: 0.0;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: 0;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 0;
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: 0.2;
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: 0;
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 1;
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 26.3;
Total imports (2006), Percent: 0; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): 1. 

Partner: Brunei; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 492.4;
Total imports (2006), Percent: 0; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): [Empty]. 

Partner: Bulgaria; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: 61.1;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: 0;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 13;
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 457.4;
Total imports (2006), Percent: 0; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): 13. 

Partner: Burkina Faso; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: 0.1;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: 0;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 6;
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: 0.0;
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: 0;
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 1;
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 1.0;
Total imports (2006), Percent: 0; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): 6. 

Partner: Burundi; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: 0.0;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: 0;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 0;
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: 0.0;
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: 0;
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 0;
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 1.9;
Total imports (2006), Percent: 0; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): 0. 

Partner: Cambodia; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: 5.0;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: 0;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 0;
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 2,188.2;
Total imports (2006), Percent: 0; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): 0. 

Partner: Cameroon; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: 0.8;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: 0;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 0;
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: 152.4;
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: 0;
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 68;
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 223.5;
Total imports (2006), Percent: 0; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): 69. 

Partner: Canada; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 2303,034.0;
Total imports (2006), Percent: 16; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): [Empty]. 

Partner: Cape Verde; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: 0.0;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: 0;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 2;
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: 0.1;
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: 0;
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 9;
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 1.0;
Total imports (2006), Percent: 0; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): 11. 

Partner: Cayman Islands; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 15.7;
Total imports (2006), Percent: 0; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): [Empty]. 

Partner: Central African Republic; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: 0.0;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: 0;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 0;
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 4.3;
Total imports (2006), Percent: 0; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): 0. 

Partner: Chad; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: 166.6;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: 1;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 9;
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: 1,531.4;
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: 3;
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 80;
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 1,904.7;
Total imports (2006), Percent: 0; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): 89. 

Partner: Chile; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 9,551.3;
Total imports (2006), Percent: 1; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): [Empty]. 

Partner: China; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 287,052.4;
Total imports (2006), Percent: 16; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): [Empty]. 

Partner: Christmas Island; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: 0.0;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: 0;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 0;
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 0.4;
Total imports (2006), Percent: 0; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): 0. 

Partner: Cocos (Keeling) Island; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: 0.0;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: 0;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 0;
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 1.5;
Total imports (2006), Percent: 0; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): 0. 

Partner: Colombia; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: 181.6;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: 1;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 2;
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: 4,791.2;
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: 8;
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 52;
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 9,239.8;
Total imports (2006), Percent: 1; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): 54. 

Partner: Comoros; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: 0.0;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: 0;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 0;
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 1.5;
Total imports (2006), Percent: 0; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): 0. 

Partner: Congo (Brazzaville); 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: 0.0;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: 0;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 0;
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: 774.5;
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: 1;
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 25;
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 3,045.5;
Total imports (2006), Percent: 0; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): 25. 

Partner: Congo (Kinshasa); 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: 2.6;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: 0;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 3;
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: 0.0;
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: 0;
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 0;
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 85.1;
Total imports (2006), Percent: 0; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): 3. 

Partner: Cook Islands; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: 0.0;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: 0;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 1;
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 2.1;
Total imports (2006), Percent: 0; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): 1. 

Partner: Costa Rica; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: 113.3;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: 0;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 3;
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: 1,382.0;
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: 2;
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 36;
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 3,813.5;
Total imports (2006), Percent: 0; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): 39. 

Partner: Cote d'Ivoire; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: 20.0;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: 0;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 3;
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 722.7;
Total imports (2006), Percent: 0; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): 3. 

Partner: Croatia; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: 145.6;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: 0;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 41;
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 352.6;
Total imports (2006), Percent: 0; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): 41. 

Partner: Cuba; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 0.1;
Total imports (2006), Percent: 0; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): [Empty]. 

Partner: Cyprus; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 51.1;
Total imports (2006), Percent: 0; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): [Empty]. 

Partner: Czech Republic; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 2,295.1;
Total imports (2006), Percent: 0; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): [Empty]. 

Partner: Denmark; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 5,451.5;
Total imports (2006), Percent: 0; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): [Empty]. 

Partner: Djibouti; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: 0.0;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: 0;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 0;
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: 0.0;
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: 0;
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 0;
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 3.3;
Total imports (2006), Percent: 0; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): 0. 

Partner: Dominica; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: 0.0;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: 0;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 0;
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: 0.1;
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: 0;
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 2;
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 3.1; 
Total imports (2006), Percent: 0; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): 2. 

Partner: Dominican Republic; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: 132.7;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: 0;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 3;
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: 2,481.0;
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: 4;
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 55;
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 4,540.0; 
Total imports (2006), Percent: 0; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): 58. 

Partner: Ecuador; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: 71.2;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: 0;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 1;
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: 5,325.2;
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: 9;
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 76;
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 7,011.4; 
Total imports (2006), Percent: 0; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): 77. 

Partner: Egypt; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: 69.9;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: 0;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 3;
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 2,404.2; 
Total imports (2006), Percent: 0; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): 3. 

Partner: El Salvador; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: 9.9;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: 0;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 1;
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: 154.1;
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: 0;
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 8;
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 1,842.7; 
Total imports (2006), Percent: 0; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): 9. 

Partner: Equatorial Guinea; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: 1,558.9;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: 5;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 91;
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 1,718.1; 
Total imports (2006), Percent: 0; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): 91. 

Partner: Eritrea; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: 0.0;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: 0;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 0;
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 0.9; 
Total imports (2006), Percent: 0; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): 0. 

Partner: Estonia; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 461.8; 
Total imports (2006), Percent: 0; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): [Empty]. 

Partner: Ethiopia; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: 2.2;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: 0;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 3;
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: 5.0;
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: 0;
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 6;
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 81.1; 
Total imports (2006), Percent: 0; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): 9. 

Partner: Falkland Islands; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: 0.0;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: 0;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 0;
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 12.2; 
Total imports (2006), Percent: 0; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): 0. 

Partner: Faroe Islands; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 4.1; 
Total imports (2006), Percent: 0; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): [Empty]. 

Partner: Federated States of Micronesia; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 0.9; 
Total imports (2006), Percent: 0; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): [Empty]. 

Partner: Fiji; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: 52.8;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: 0;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 36;
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 145.8; 
Total imports (2006), Percent: 0; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): 36. 

Partner: Finland; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 4,953.8; 
Total imports (2006), Percent: 0; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): [Empty]. 

Partner: France; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 36,837.1; 
Total imports (2006), Percent: 2; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): [Empty]. 

Partner: French Guiana; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 0.6; 
Total imports (2006), Percent: 0; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): [Empty]. 

Partner: French Polynesia; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 58.1; 
Total imports (2006), Percent: 0; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): [Empty]. 

Partner: French Southern and Antarctic Lands; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 0.1; 
Total imports (2006), Percent: 0; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): [Empty]. 

Partner: Gabon; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: 0.0;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: 0;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 0;
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: 1,290.0;
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: 2;
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 97;
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 1,331.0; 
Total imports (2006), Percent: 0; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): 97. 

Partner: Gambia; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: 0.0;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: 0;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 5;
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: 0.0;
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: 0;
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 0;
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 0.3; 
Total imports (2006), Percent: 0; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): 5. 

Partner: Gaza Strip; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: 0.3;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: 0;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 40;
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 0.8; 
Total imports (2006), Percent: 0; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): 40. 

Partner: Georgia; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: 34.5;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: 0;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 30;
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 115.6; 
Total imports (2006), Percent: 0; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): 30. 

Partner: Germany; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 87,756.4; 
Total imports (2006), Percent: 5; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): [Empty]. 

Partner: Ghana; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: 10.5;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: 0;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 5;
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: 34.9;
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: 0;
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 18;
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 192.2; 
Total imports (2006), Percent: 0; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): 24. 

Partner: Gibralter; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: 0.1;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: 0;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 15;
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 0.8; 
Total imports (2006), Percent: 0; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): 15. 

Partner: Greece; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 967.7; 
Total imports (2006), Percent: 0; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): [Empty]. 

Partner: Greenland; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 10.2; 
Total imports (2006), Percent: 0; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): [Empty]. 

Partner: Grenada; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: 0.0;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: 0;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 1;
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: 0.1;
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: 0;
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 1;
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 4.5; 
Total imports (2006), Percent: 0; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): 2. 

Partner: Guadaloupe; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 2.5; 
Total imports (2006), Percent: 0; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): [Empty]. 

Partner: Guatemala; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: 46.4;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: 0;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 1;
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: 652.8;
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: 1;
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 21;
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 3,102.7; 
Total imports (2006), Percent: 0; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): 23. 

Partner: Guinea; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: 0.1;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: 0;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 0;
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: 0.0;
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: 0;
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 0;
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 91.7; 
Total imports (2006), Percent: 0; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): 0. 

Partner: Guinea-Bissau; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: 0.0;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: 0;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 0;
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: 0.0;
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: 0;
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 0;
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 0.5; 
Total imports (2006), Percent: 0; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): 0. 

Partner: Guyana; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: 14.6;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: 0;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 12;
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: 5.1;
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: 0;
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 4;
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 125.0; 
Total imports (2006), Percent: 0; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): 16. 

Partner: Haiti; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: 1.4;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: 0;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 0;
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: 379.3;
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: 1;
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 76;
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 496.1; 
Total imports (2006), Percent: 0; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): 77. 

Partner: Honduras; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: 12.7;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: 0;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 0;
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: 555.8;
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: 1;
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 15;
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 3,734.7; 
Total imports (2006), Percent: 0; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): 15. 

Partner: Hong Kong; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 7,920.9; 
Total imports (2006), Percent: 0; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): [Empty]. 

Partner: Hungary; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 2,582.6; 
Total imports (2006), Percent: 0; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): [Empty]. 

Partner: Iceland; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 246.3; 
Total imports (2006), Percent: 0; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): [Empty]. 

Partner: India; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: 5,678.0;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: 17;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 26;
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 21,673.6; 
Total imports (2006), Percent: 1; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): 26. 

Partner: Indonesia; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: 1,945.7;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: 6;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 15;
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 13,267.8; 
Total imports (2006), Percent: 1; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): 15. 

Partner: Iran; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 157.3; 
Total imports (2006), Percent: 0; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): [Empty]. 

Partner: Iraq; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: 0.2;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: 0;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 0;
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 11,326.3; 
Total imports (2006), Percent: 1; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): 0. 

Partner: Ireland; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 28,920.9; 
Total imports (2006), Percent: 2; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): [Empty]. 

Partner: Israel; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 19,156.7; 
Total imports (2006), Percent: 1; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): [Empty]. 

Partner: Italy; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 32,706.5; 
Total imports (2006), Percent: 2; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): [Empty]. 

Partner: Jamaica; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: 12.1;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: 0;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 3;
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: 245.8;
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: 0;
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 52;
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 470.9; 
Total imports (2006), Percent: 0; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): 55. 

Partner: Japan; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 148,070.7; 
Total imports (2006), Percent: 8; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): [Empty]. 

Partner: Jordan; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: 15.3;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: 0;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 1;
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 1,421.3; 
Total imports (2006), Percent: 0; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): 1. 

Partner: Kazakhstan; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: 483.1;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: 1;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 49;
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 988.9; 
Total imports (2006), Percent: 0; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): 49. 

Partner: Kenya; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: 7.9;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: 0;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 2;
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: 265.1;
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: 0;
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 75;
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 352.8; 
Total imports (2006), Percent: 0; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): 77. 

Partner: Kiribati; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: 0.0;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: 0;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 0;
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 1.3; 
Total imports (2006), Percent: 0; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): 0. 

Partner: Kuwait; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 3,902.8; 
Total imports (2006), Percent: 0; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): [Empty]. 

Partner: Kyrgyzstan; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: 0.0;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: 0;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 0;
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 4.2; 
Total imports (2006), Percent: 0; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): 0. 

Partner: Laos; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 8.7; 
Total imports (2006), Percent: 0; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): [Empty]. 

Partner: Latvia; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 298.2; 
Total imports (2006), Percent: 0; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): [Empty]. 

Partner: Lebanon; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: 34.2;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: 0;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 39;
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 87.8; 
Total imports (2006), Percent: 0; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): 39. 

Partner: Lesotho; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: 0.1;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: 0;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 0;
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: 384.5;
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: 1;
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 94;
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 408.4; 
Total imports (2006), Percent: 0; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): 94. 

Partner: Liberia; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: 0.0;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: 0;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 0;
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: 0.0;
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: 0;
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 0;
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 139.8; 
Total imports (2006), Percent: 0; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): 0. 

Partner: Libya; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 2,418.7; 
Total imports (2006), Percent: 0; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): [Empty]. 

Partner: Liechtenstein; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 324.4; 
Total imports (2006), Percent: 0; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): [Empty]. 

Partner: Lithuania; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 569.1;  
Total imports (2006), Percent: 0; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): [Empty]. 

Partner: Luxembourg; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 533.7;  
Total imports (2006), Percent: 0; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): [Empty]. 

Partner: Macau; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 1,228.6;  
Total imports (2006), Percent: 0; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): [Empty]. 

Partner: Macedonia; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: 7.5;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: 0;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 18;
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 42.2;  
Total imports (2006), Percent: 0; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): 18. 

Partner: Madagascar; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: 2.1;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: 0;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 1;
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: 229.5;
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: 0;
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 82;
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 281.1;  
Total imports (2006), Percent: 0; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): 82. 

Partner: Malawi; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: 31.0;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: 0;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 39;
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: 29.9;
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: 0;
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 38;
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 79.0;  
Total imports (2006), Percent: 0; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): 77. 

Partner: Malaysia; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 36,440.6;  
Total imports (2006), Percent: 2; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): [Empty]. 

Partner: Maldives; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 1.5;  
Total imports (2006), Percent: 0; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): [Empty]. 

Partner: Mali; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: 0.5;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: 0;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 6;
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: 0.0;
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: 0;
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 0;
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 7.9;  
Total imports (2006), Percent: 0; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): 6. 

Partner: Malta; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 379.3;  
Total imports (2006), Percent: 0; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): [Empty]. 

Partner: Marshall Islands; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 14.5;  
Total imports (2006), Percent: 0; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): [Empty]. 

Partner: Martinique; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 26.8;  
Total imports (2006), Percent: 0; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): [Empty]. 

Partner: Mauritania[a]; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: 28.3;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: 0;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 55;
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 51.2;  
Total imports (2006), Percent: 0; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): 55. 

Partner: Mauritius; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: 11.7;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: 0;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 5;
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: 145.8;
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: 0;
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 67;
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 218.6;  
Total imports (2006), Percent: 0; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): 72. 

Partner: Mexico; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 197,055.6;  
Total imports (2006), Percent: 11; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): [Empty]. 

Partner: Moldova; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: 2.4;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: 0;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 6;
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 37.1;  
Total imports (2006), Percent: 0; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): 6. 

Partner: Monaco; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 30.5;  
Total imports (2006), Percent: 0; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): [Empty]. 

Partner: Mongolia; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: 0.5;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: 0;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 0;
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 113.9;  
Total imports (2006), Percent: 0; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): 0. 

Partner: Montserrat; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: 0.0;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: 0;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 0;
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: 0.0;
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: 0;
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 0;
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 0.8;  
Total imports (2006), Percent: 0; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): 0. 

Partner: Morocco; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 546.4;  
Total imports (2006), Percent: 0; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): [Empty]. 

Partner: Mozambique; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: 10.9;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: 0;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 70;
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: 0.9;
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: 0;
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 6;
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 15.6;  
Total imports (2006), Percent: 0; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): 76. 

Partner: Namibia; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: 0.2;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: 0;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 0;
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: 33.0;
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: 0;
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 29;
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 115.6;  
Total imports (2006), Percent: 0; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): 29. 

Partner: Nauru; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 0.3;  
Total imports (2006), Percent: 0; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): [Empty]. 

Partner: Nepal; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: 4.0;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: 0;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 4;
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 99.4;  
Total imports (2006), Percent: 0; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): 4. 

Partner: Netherlands; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 18,139.9;  
Total imports (2006), Percent: 1; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): [Empty]. 

Partner: Netherlands Antilles; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: 0.0;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: 0;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 0;
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: 2.2;
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: 0;
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 0;
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 1,100.6;  
Total imports (2006), Percent: 0; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): 0. 

Partner: New Caledonia; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 50.6;  
Total imports (2006), Percent: 0; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): [Empty]. 

Partner: New Zealand; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 3,100.9;  
Total imports (2006), Percent: 0; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): [Empty]. 

Partner: Nicaragua; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: 111.0;
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: 0;
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 7;
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 1,526.1;  
Total imports (2006), Percent: 0; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): 7. 

Partner: Niger; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: 0.0;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: 0;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 0;
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: 0.0;
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: 0;
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 0;
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 123.7;  
Total imports (2006), Percent: 0; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): 0. 

Partner: Nigeria; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: 1.2;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: 0;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 0;
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: 25,823.1;
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: 43;
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 93;
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 27,863.4;  
Total imports (2006), Percent: 2; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): 93. 

Partner: Niue; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: 0.1;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: 0;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 69;
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 0.1;  
Total imports (2006), Percent: 0; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): 69. 

Partner: Norfolk Island; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: 0.0;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: 0;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 19;
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 0.1;  
Total imports (2006), Percent: 0; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): 19. 

Partner: Norway; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 6,851.7;  
Total imports (2006), Percent: 0; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): [Empty]. 

Partner: Oman; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: 64.7;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: 0;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 8;
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 782.0;  
Total imports (2006), Percent: 0; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): 8. 

Partner: Pakistan; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: 130.3;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: 0;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 4;
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 3,666.6;  
Total imports (2006), Percent: 0; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): 4. 

Partner: Palau; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 0.6;  
Total imports (2006), Percent: 0; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): [Empty]. 

Partner: Panama; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: 24.2;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: 0;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 7;
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: 33.8;
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: 0;
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 10;
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 337.6;  
Total imports (2006), Percent: 0; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): 17. 

Partner: Papua New Guinea; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: 2.9;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: 0;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 7;
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 83.6;  
Total imports (2006), Percent: 0; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): 3. 

Partner: Paraguay; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: 24.8;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: 0;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 48;
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 51.4;  
Total imports (2006), Percent: 0; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): 48. 

Partner: Peru; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: 179.4;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: 1;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 3;
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: 3,201.9;
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: 5;
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 54;
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 5,896.9;  
Total imports (2006), Percent: 0; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): 57. 

Partner: Philippines; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: 1,141.5;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: 4;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 12;
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 9,696.7;  
Total imports (2006), Percent: 1; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): 12. 

Partner: Pitcairn Islands; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: 0.0;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: 0;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 0;
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 0.1;  
Total imports (2006), Percent: 0; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): 0. 

Partner: Poland; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 2,254.2;  
Total imports (2006), Percent: 0; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): [Empty]. 

Partner: Portugal; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 3,044.0;  
Total imports (2006), Percent: 0; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): [Empty]. 

Partner: Qatar; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 261.8;  
Total imports (2006), Percent: 0; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): [Empty]. 

Partner: Reunion; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 7.0;  
Total imports (2006), Percent: 0; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): [Empty]. 

Partner: Romania; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: 283.5;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: 1;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 25;
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 1,151.6;  
Total imports (2006), Percent: 0; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): 25. 

Partner: Russia; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: 512.1;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: 2;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 3;
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 19,641.6;  
Total imports (2006), Percent: 1; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): 3. 

Partner: Rwanda; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: 0.9;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: 0;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 10;
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: 0.0;
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: 0;
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 0;
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 8.9;  
Total imports (2006), Percent: 0; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): 10. 

Partner: Samoa; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: 1.3;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: 0;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 30;
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 4.2;  
Total imports (2006), Percent: 0; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): 30. 

Partner: San Marino; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 3.1;  
Total imports (2006), Percent: 0; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): [Empty]. 

Partner: Sao Tome and Principe; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: 0.0;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: 0;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 0;
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: 0.0;
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: 0;
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 0;
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 0.2;  
Total imports (2006), Percent: 0; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): 0. 

Partner: Saudi Arabia; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 31,141,9;  
Total imports (2006), Percent: 2; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): [Empty]. 

Partner: Senegal; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: 0.1;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: 0;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 1;
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: 14.2;
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: 0;
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 66;
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 21.4;  
Total imports (2006), Percent: 0; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): 67. 

Partner: Serbia/Montenegro; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: 29.8;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: 0;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 43;
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 68.6;  
Total imports (2006), Percent: 0; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): 43. 

Partner: Seychelles; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: 0.1;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: 0;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 1;
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: 0.0;
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: 0;
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 0;
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 10.1;  
Total imports (2006), Percent: 0; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): 1. 

Partner: Sierra Leone; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: 0.1;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: 0;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 1;
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: 0.0;
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: 0;
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 0;
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 35.9;  
Total imports (2006), Percent: 0; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): 0. 

Partner: Singapore; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 17,750.4;  
Total imports (2006), Percent: 1; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): [Empty]. 

Partner: Slovakia; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 1,346.6;  
Total imports (2006), Percent: 0; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): [Empty]. 

Partner: Slovenia; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 482.2;  
Total imports (2006), Percent: 0; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): [Empty]. 

Partner: Solomon Islands; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: 0.0;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: 0;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 0;
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 2.2;  
Total imports (2006), Percent: 0; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): 0. 

Partner: Somalia; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: 0.0;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: 0;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 0;
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 0.4;  
Total imports (2006), Percent: 0; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): 0. 

Partner: South Africa; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: 1,065.9;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: 3;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 14;
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: 717.4;
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: 1;
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 10;
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 7,497.3;  
Total imports (2006), Percent: 0; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): 24. 

Partner: South Korea; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 44,713.9;  
Total imports (2006), Percent: 2; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): [Empty]. 

Partner: Spain; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 9,831.9;  
Total imports (2006), Percent: 1; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): [Empty]. 

Partner: Sri Lanka; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: 143.6;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: 0;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 7;
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 2,141.0;  
Total imports (2006), Percent: 0; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): 7. 

Partner: St. Helena; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: 0.0;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: 0;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 0;
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 1.7;  
Total imports (2006), Percent: 0; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): 0. 

Partner: St. Kitts and Nevis; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: 1.0;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: 0;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 2;
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: 24.7;
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: 0;
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 49;
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 50.0;  
Total imports (2006), Percent: 0; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): 52. 

Partner: St. Lucia; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: 0.5;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: 0;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 1;
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: 7.1;
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: 0;
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 19;
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 37.3;  
Total imports (2006), Percent: 0; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): 20. 

Partner: St. Pierre and Miquelon; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 1.2;  
Total imports (2006), Percent: 0; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): [Empty]. 

Partner: St. Vincent and the Grenadines; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: 0.0;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: 0;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 1;
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: 0.2;
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: 0;
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 10;
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 2.0;  
Total imports (2006), Percent: 0; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): 11. 

Partner: Sudan; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 6.2;  
Total imports (2006), Percent: 0; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): [Empty]. 

Partner: Suriname; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: 0.2;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: 0;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 0;
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 164.2;  
Total imports (2006), Percent: 0; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): 0. 

Partner: Swaziland; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: 14.4;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: 0;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 9;
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: 135.4;
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: 0;
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 87;
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 155.8;  
Total imports (2006), Percent: 0; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): 96. 

Partner: Sweden; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 13,790.8;  
Total imports (2006), Percent: 1; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): [Empty]. 

Partner: Switzerland; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 14,174.1;  
Total imports (2006), Percent: 1; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): [Empty]. 

Partner: Syria; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 188.4;  
Total imports (2006), Percent: 0; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): [Empty]. 

Partner: Taiwan; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 38,085.7;  
Total imports (2006), Percent: 2; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): [Empty]. 

Partner: Tajikistan; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 60.7;  
Total imports (2006), Percent: 0; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): [Empty]. 

Partner: Tanzania; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: 0.7;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: 0;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 2;
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: 3.0;
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: 0;
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 9;
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 34.6;  
Total imports (2006), Percent: 0; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): 11. 

Partner: Thailand; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: 4,252.3;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: 13;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 19;
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 22,344.7;  
Total imports (2006), Percent: 1; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): 19. 

Partner: Togo; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: 2.3;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: 0;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 64;
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 3.6;  
Total imports (2006), Percent: 0; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): 64. 

Partner: Tokelau; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: 1.0;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: 0;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 21;
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 5.1;  
Total imports (2006), Percent: 0; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): 21. 

Partner: Tonga; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: 0.2;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: 0;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 2;
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 7.3;  
Total imports (2006), Percent: 0; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): 2. 

Partner: Trinidad and Tobago; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: 7.4;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: 0;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 0;
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: 3,677.7;
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: 6;
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 44;
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 8,398.5;  
Total imports (2006), Percent: 0; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): 44. 

Partner: Tunisia; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: 113.9;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: 0;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 27;
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 427.8;  
Total imports (2006), Percent: 0; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): 27. 

Partner: Turkey; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: 1,125.7;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: 3;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 21;
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 5,387.0;  
Total imports (2006), Percent: 0; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): 21. 

Partner: Turkmenistan; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 94.8;  
Total imports (2006), Percent: 0; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): [Empty]. 

Partner: Turks and Caicos Islands; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: 0.0;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: 0;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 0;
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 12.1;  
Total imports (2006), Percent: 0; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): 0. 

Partner: Uganda; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: 1.0;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: 0;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 4;
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: 1.5;
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: 0;
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 7;
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 21.8;  
Total imports (2006), Percent: 0; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): 11. 

Partner: Ukraine; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: 23.8;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: 0;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 1;
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 1,637.9;  
Total imports (2006), Percent: 0; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): 1. 

Partner: United Arab Emirates; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 1,314.1;  
Total imports (2006), Percent: 0; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): [Empty]. 

Partner: United Kingdom; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 53,501.6;  
Total imports (2006), Percent: 3; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): [Empty]. 

Partner: Uruguay; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: 50.3;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: 0;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 10;
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 512.1;  
Total imports (2006), Percent: 0; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): 10. 

Partner: Uzbekistan; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: 2.8;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: 0;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 2;
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 151.5;  
Total imports (2006), Percent: 0; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): 2. 

Partner: Vanuatu; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: 0.1;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: 0;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 4;
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 2.3;  
Total imports (2006), Percent: 0; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): 4. 

Partner: Vatican City; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 1.3;  
Total imports (2006), Percent: 0; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): [Empty]. 

Partner: Venezuela; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: 685.2;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: 2;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 2;
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 36,283.4;  
Total imports (2006), Percent: 2; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): 2. 

Partner: Vietnam; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 8,463.4;  
Total imports (2006), Percent: 0; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): [Empty]. 

Partner: West Bank; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: 0.8;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: 0;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 27;
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 3.1;  
Total imports (2006), Percent: 0; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): 27. 

Partner: Yemen; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: 390.2;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: 1;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 87;
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 447.4;  
Total imports (2006), Percent: 0; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): 87. 

Partner: Zambia; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: 0.4;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: 0;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 1;
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: 0.0;
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: 0;
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 0;
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 29.0;  
Total imports (2006), Percent: 0; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): 1. 

Partner: Zimbabwe; 
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Dollars in millions: 67.7;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Percent: 0;
Generalized System of Preferences (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): 66;
Regional preference programs (2006), Dollars in millions: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Percent: [Empty];
Regional preference programs (2006), Share of preferences in total 
imports from partner (percent): [Empty];
Total imports (2006), Dollars in millions: 103.2;  
Total imports (2006), Percent: 0; 
Total imports (2006), Share of preferences in total imports from 
partner (percent): 66. 

Source: GAO analysis of U.S. official trade statistics from the Census. 

Notes: Regional programs include the African Growth and Opportunity Act 
(AGOA), the Andean Trade Preference Act, the Andean Trade Promotion and 
Drug Eradication Act, the Caribbean Basin Initiative, and the Caribbean 
Basin Trade Partnership Act. 

[a] Mauritania lost AGOA eligibility on Jan. 1, 2006, and regained AGOA 
eligibility on June 28, 2007. 

Blank spaces [Empty] indicate the trade partner was not eligible for a 
preference program during 2006. 

[End of table] 

Table 3: U.S. Preference Imports by Key Product Sectors, Dollars in 
billions: 

Preference program: All;
Product Group: Total; 
1995: 21.7; 
2000: 21.2; 
2001: 33.3; 
2002: 37.0; 
2003: 50.7; 
2004: 63.9; 
2005: 82.9; 
2006: 92.1. 

Preference program: All;
Product Group: Agriculture; 
1995: 2.7; 
2000: 3.1; 
2001: 3.1; 
2002: 3.1; 
2003: 4.0; 
2004: 4.1; 
2005: 4.7; 
2006: 5.3. 

Preference program: All;
Product Group: Chemicals, plastics, paper; 
1995: 2.9; 
2000: 4.0; 
2001: 4.2; 
2002: 3.9; 
2003: 4.6; 
2004: 4.7; 
2005: 5.9; 
2006: 6.7. 

Preference program: All;
Product Group: Fuels; 
1995: 0.0; 
2000: 3.2; 
2001: 10.1; 
2002: 11.5; 
2003: 20.4; 
2004: 30.5; 
2005: 46.8; 
2006: 54.8. 

Preference program: All;
Product Group: Textiles and apparel; 
1995: 1.1; 
2000: 0.9; 
2001: 6.2; 
2002: 7.6; 
2003: 9.1; 
2004: 10.2; 
2005: 10.0; 
2006: 6.8. 

Preference program: All;
Product Group: Jewelry and glassware; 
1995: 1.4; 
2000: 2.1; 
2001: 2.3; 
2002: 3.0; 
2003: 3.9; 
2004: 4.7; 
2005: 5.1; 
2006: 6.0. 

Preference program: All;
Product Group: Base metals and articles; 
1995: 2.1; 
2000: 3.2; 
2001: 2.6; 
2002: 2.5; 
2003: 2.8; 
2004: 3.5; 
2005: 4.0; 
2006: 5.1. 

Preference program: All;
Product Group: Machinery, electronics; 
1995: 11.5; 
2000: 4.9; 
2001: 4.8; 
2002: 5.4; 
2003: 5.9; 
2004: 6.2; 
2005: 6.4; 
2006: 7.5. 

Preference program: GSP;
Product Group: Total; 
1995: 18.5; 
2000: 16.4; 
2001: 15.7 
2002: 17.7; 
2003: 21.3; 
2004: 22.7; 
2005: 26.7; 
2006: 32.6. 

Preference program: GSP;
Product Group: Agriculture; 
1995: 1.3; 
2000: 1.1; 
2001: 1.1; 
2002: 1.3; 
2003: 1.6; 
2004: 1.6; 
2005: 1.8; 
2006: 2.0. 

Preference program: GSP;
Product Group: Chemicals, plastics, paper; 
1995: 2.6; 
2000: 3.1; 
2001: 3.3; 
2002: 3.3; 
2003: 3.8; 
2004: 3.8; 
2005: 4.6; 
2006: 5.0. 

Preference program: GSP;
Product Group: Fuels; 
1995: 0.0; 
2000: 3.2; 
2001: 2.8; 
2002: 3.5; 
2003: 4.7; 
2004: 4.2; 
2005: 5.8; 
2006: 8.8. 

Preference program: GSP;
Product Group: Textiles and apparel; 
1995: 0.8; 
2000: 0.6; 
2001: 0.5; 
2002: 0.6; 
2003: 0.7; 
2004: 0.8; 
2005: 0.8; 
2006: 0.8. 

Preference program: GSP;
Product Group: Jewelry and glassware; 
1995: 1.0; 
2000: 1.7; 
2001: 1.9; 
2002: 2.6; 
2003: 3.5; 
2004: 4.1; 
2005: 4.5; 
2006: 5.4. 

Preference program: GSP;
Product Group: Base metals and articles; 
1995: 1.9; 
2000: 2.4; 
2001: 1.9; 
2002: 1.9; 
2003: 2.1; 
2004: 2.8; 
2005: 3.3; 
2006: 3.8. 

Preference program: GSP;
Product Group: Machinery, electronics; 
1995: 10.9; 
2000: 4.5; 
2001: 4.1; 
2002: 4.5; 
2003: 4.9; 
2004: 5.4; 
2005: 5.8; 
2006: 6.6. 

Preference program: AGOA;
Product Group: Total; 
1995: 0.0; 
2000: 0.0; 
2001: 7.6;  
2002: 8.4; 
2003: 13.2; 
2004: 22.0; 
2005: 32.7; 
2006: 36.1. 

Preference program: AGOA;
Product Group: Agriculture; 
1995: 0.0; 
2000: 0.0; 
2001: 0.1; 
2002: 0.1; 
2003: 0.1; 
2004: 0.1; 
2005: 0.2; 
2006: 0.2. 

Preference program: AGOA;
Product Group: Chemicals, plastics, paper; 
1995: 0.0; 
2000: 0.0; 
2001: 0.0; 
2002: 0.0; 
2003: 0.0; 
2004: 0.0; 
2005: 0.0; 
2006: 0.0. 

Preference program: AGOA;
Product Group: Fuels; 
1995: 0.0; 
2000: 0.0; 
2001: 6.8; 
2002: 6.8; 
2003: 11.1; 
2004: 19.6; 
2005: 30.9; 
2006: 34.1. 

Preference program: AGOA;
Product Group: Textiles and apparel; 
1995: 0.0; 
2000: 0.0; 
2001: 0.4; 
2002: 0.8; 
2003: 1.2; 
2004: 1.6; 
2005: 1.3; 
2006: 1.3. 

Preference program: AGOA;
Product Group: Jewelry and glassware; 
1995: 0.0; 
2000: 0.0; 
2001: 0.0; 
2002: 0.0; 
2003: 0.0; 
2004: 0.0; 
2005: 0.0; 
2006: 0.0. 

Preference program: AGOA;
Product Group: Base metals and articles; 
1995: 0.0; 
2000: 0.0; 
2001: 0.1; 
2002: 0.1; 
2003: 0.1; 
2004: 0.2; 
2005: 0.1; 
2006: 0.1. 

Preference program: AGOA;
Product Group: Machinery, electronics; 
1995: 0.0; 
2000: 0.0; 
2001: 0.2; 
2002: 0.5; 
2003: 0.6; 
2004: 0.4; 
2005: 0.1; 
2006: 0.4. 

Preference program: CBI/CBTPA;
Product Group: Total; 
1995: 2.3; 
2000: 2.8; 
2001: 8.3;  
2002: 10.0; 
2003: 10.4; 
2004: 10.8; 
2005: 12.1; 
2006: 9.9. 

Preference program: CBI/CBTPA;
Product Group: Agriculture; 
1995: 0.9; 
2000: 1.3; 
2001: 1.3; 
2002: 1.4; 
2003: 1.4; 
2004: 1.4; 
2005: 1.6; 
2006: 1.8. 

Preference program: CBI/CBTPA;
Product Group: Chemicals, plastics, paper; 
1995: 0.2; 
2000: 0.5; 
2001: 0.6; 
2002: 0.6; 
2003: 0.7; 
2004: 0.8; 
2005: 1.1; 
2006: 1.4. 

Preference program: CBI/CBTPA;
Product Group: Fuels; 
1995: 0.0; 
2000: 0.0; 
2001: 0.4; 
2002: 1.0; 
2003: 1.2; 
2004: 1.4; 
2005: 2.1; 
2006: 2.7. 

Preference program: CBI/CBTPA;
Product Group: Textiles and apparel; 
1995: 0.3; 
2000: 0.3; 
2001: 5.3; 
2002: 6.2; 
2003: 6.4; 
2004: 6.6; 
2005: 6.6; 
2006: 3.3. 

Preference program: CBI/CBTPA;
Product Group: Jewelry and glassware; 
1995: 0.2; 
2000: 0.2; 
2001: 0.2; 
2002: 0.3; 
2003: 0.3; 
2004: 0.3; 
2005: 0.3; 
2006: 0.3. 

Preference program: CBI/CBTPA;
Product Group: Base metals and articles; 
1995: 0.1; 
2000: 0.1; 
2001: 0.1; 
2002: 0.1; 
2003: 0.1; 
2004: 0.0; 
2005: 0.0; 
2006: 0.0. 

Preference program: CBI/CBTPA;
Product Group: Machinery, electronics; 
1995: 0.5; 
2000: 0.4; 
2001: 0.4; 
2002: 0.4; 
2003: 0.4; 
2004: 0.4; 
2005: 0.4; 
2006: 0.4. 

Preference program: ATPA/ATPDEA;
Product Group: Total; 
1995: 0.9; 
2000: 2.0; 
2001: 1.7;  
2002: 1.0; 
2003: 5.8; 
2004: 8.4; 
2005: 11.4; 
2006: 13.5. 

Preference program: ATPA/ATPDEA;
Product Group: Agriculture; 
1995: 0.6; 
2000: 0.7; 
2001: 0.6; 
2002: 0.3; 
2003: 0.8; 
2004: 1.0; 
2005: 1.0; 
2006: 1.3. 

Preference program: ATPA/ATPDEA;
Product Group: Chemicals, plastics, paper; 
1995: 0.1; 
2000: 0.4; 
2001: 0.3; 
2002: 0.1; 
2003: 0.1; 
2004: 0.1; 
2005: 0.2; 
2006: 0.2. 

Preference program: ATPA/ATPDEA;
Product Group: Fuels; 
1995: 0.0; 
2000: 0.0; 
2001: 0.0; 
2002: 0.2; 
2003: 3.4; 
2004: 5.3; 
2005: 8.0; 
2006: 9.1. 

Preference program: ATPA/ATPDEA;
Product Group: Textiles and apparel; 
1995: 0.0; 
2000: 0.0; 
2001: 0.0; 
2002: 0.0; 
2003: 0.8; 
2004: 1.2; 
2005: 1.3; 
2006: 1.4. 

Preference program: CBI/CBTPA;
Product Group: Jewelry and glassware; 
1995: 0.2; 
2000: 0.2; 
2001: 0.2; 
2002: 0.1; 
2003: 0.2; 
2004: 0.2; 
2005: 0.2; 
2006: 0.3. 

Preference program: CBI/CBTPA;
Product Group: Base metals and articles; 
1995: 0.1; 
2000: 0.7; 
2001: 0.5; 
2002: 0.3; 
2003: 0.5; 
2004: 0.5; 
2005: 0.7; 
2006: 1.1. 

Preference program: ATPA/ATPDEA;
Product Group: Machinery, electronics; 
1995: 0.0; 
2000: 0.0; 
2001: 0.0; 
2002: 0.0; 
2003: 0.0; 
2004: 0.0; 
2005: 0.0; 
2006: 0.1. 

Legend: 

GSP = Generalized System of Preferences: 
AGOA = African Growth and Opportunity Act: 
CBI = Caribbean Basin Initiative: 
CBTPA = Caribbean Basin Trade Partnership Act: 
ATPA = Andean Trade Preference Act: 
ATPDEA = Andean Trade Promotion and Drug Eradication Act: 

Source: GAO analysis of official U.S. trade statistics from the Census. 

Notes: Product sectors are discussed in appendix II. 

[End of table] 

[End of section] 

Appendix IV: Country Eligibility Criteria: 

The Generalized System of Preferences, the Caribbean Basin Initiative, 
and the Andean Trade Preference Act have similar country eligibility 
criteria, including mandatory exclusion if the country: 

* is Communist; 
* extends preferential treatment to a developed country with adverse 
effects on the United States; 
* nationalizes or expropriates property of any U.S. citizen or business 
entity; 
* fails to recognize or enforce arbitral award favoring any U.S. 
citizen or business entity, or; 
* does not afford internationally recognized workers’ rights. 

The African Growth and Opportunity Act and the Haitian Hemispheric 
Opportunity through Partnership Encouragement Act have similar country 
eligibility criteria, including making or establishing progress toward 
the following:  

* market economy; 
* elimination of trade barriers; 
* political pluralism; 
* rule of law; 
* anti-corruption; 
* poverty reduction, and; 
* internationally recognized workers’ rights. 

In addition, the country may not: 

* undermine U.S. national security and foreign policy; 
* commit gross violations of human rights, or; 
* support international terrorism. 

[End of section] 

Appendix V: Generalized System of Preferences Administrative Reviews: 

Table 4: Changes in Countries’ GSP Beneficiary Status since Program 
Implementation: 

Beneficiary: Laos; 
Action: Remove; 
Effective: 10/1/76; 
Reason for Removal, Graduation, or Termination: [Empty]. 

Beneficiary: Portugal; 
Action: Designate BDC; 
Effective: 10/1/76; 
Reason for Removal, Graduation, or Termination: [Empty]. 

Beneficiary: Portuguese Timor; 
Action: No longer BDC; 
Effective: 3/1/79; 
Reason for Removal, Graduation, or Termination: Became part of 
Indonesia. 

Beneficiary: Ethiopia; 
Action: Remove; 
Effective: 3/28/80; 
Reason for Removal, Graduation, or Termination: [Empty]. 

Beneficiary: Ecuador; 
Action: Designate BDC; 
Effective: 3/30/80; 
Reason for Removal, Graduation, or Termination: [Empty]. 

Beneficiary: Indonesia; 
Action: Designate BDC; 
Effective: 3/30/80; 
Reason for Removal, Graduation, or Termination: [Empty]. 

Beneficiary: Zimbabwe; 
Action: Designate BDC; 
Effective: 3/30/80; 
Reason for Removal, Graduation, or Termination: [Empty]. 

Beneficiary: Uganda; 
Action: Designate BDC; 
Effective: 3/30/80; 
Reason for Removal, Graduation, or Termination: [Empty]. 

Beneficiary: Venezuela; 
Action: Designate BDC; 
Effective: 3/30/80; 
Reason for Removal, Graduation, or Termination: [Empty]. 

Beneficiary: Afghanistan; 
Action: Remove; 
Effective: 5/20/80; 
Reason for Removal, Graduation, or Termination: [Empty]. 

Beneficiary: Portugal; 
Action: Terminate; 
Effective: 1/1/86; 
Reason for Removal, Graduation, or Termination: Joined European 
Community. 

Beneficiary: Aruba; 
Action: Designate BDC; 
Effective: 1/1/86; 
Reason for Removal, Graduation, or Termination: [Empty]. 

Beneficiary: Marshall Islands; 
Action: Designate BDC; 
Effective: 10/21/86; 
Reason for Removal, Graduation, or Termination: [Empty]. 

Beneficiary: Micronesia; 
Action: Designate BDC; 
Effective: 11/3/86; 
Reason for Removal, Graduation, or Termination: [Empty]. 

Beneficiary: Nicaragua; 
Action: Remove; 
Effective: 3/4/87; 
Reason for Removal, Graduation, or Termination: Workers' rights. 

Beneficiary: Paraguay; 
Action: Remove; 
Effective: 3/4/87; 
Reason for Removal, Graduation, or Termination: Workers' rights. 

Beneficiary: Romania; 
Action: Remove; 
Effective: 3/4/87; 
Reason for Removal, Graduation, or Termination: Workers' rights. 

Beneficiary: Greenland; 
Action: Designate BDC; 
Effective: 8/7/87; 
Reason for Removal, Graduation, or Termination: [Empty]. 

Beneficiary: Chile; 
Action: Remove; 
Effective: 2/2/88; 
Reason for Removal, Graduation, or Termination: Workers' rights. 

Beneficiary: Panama; 
Action: Remove; 
Effective: 4/9/88; 
Reason for Removal, Graduation, or Termination: [Empty]. 

Beneficiary: Bahrain; 
Action: Graduate; 
Effective: 7/1/88; 
Reason for Removal, Graduation, or Termination: High income. 

Beneficiary: Bermuda; 
Action: Graduate; 
Effective: 7/1/88; 
Reason for Removal, Graduation, or Termination: High income. 

Beneficiary: Brunei; 
Action: Graduate; 
Effective: 7/1/88; 
Reason for Removal, Graduation, or Termination: High income. 

Beneficiary: Nauru; 
Action: Graduate; 
Effective: 7/1/88; 
Reason for Removal, Graduation, or Termination: High income. 

Beneficiary: Hong Kong; 
Action: Graduate; 
Effective: 1/1/89; 
Reason for Removal, Graduation, or Termination: Competitiveness. 

Beneficiary: South Korea; 
Action: Graduate; 
Effective: 1/1/89; 
Reason for Removal, Graduation, or Termination: Competitiveness. 

Beneficiary: Singapore; 
Action: Graduate; 
Effective: 1/1/89; 
Reason for Removal, Graduation, or Termination: Competitiveness. 

Beneficiary: Taiwan; 
Action: Graduate; 
Effective: 1/1/89; 
Reason for Removal, Graduation, or Termination: Competitiveness. 

Beneficiary: Burma; 
Action: Remove; 
Effective: 7/1/89; 
Reason for Removal, Graduation, or Termination: Workers' rights. 

Beneficiary: Central African Republic; 
Action: Remove; 
Effective: 7/1/89; 
Reason for Removal, Graduation, or Termination: Workers' rights. 

Beneficiary: Marshall Islands; 
Action: Remove; 
Effective: 10/18/89; 
Reason for Removal, Graduation, or Termination: Entered Compact of 
Freely Associated States. 

Beneficiary: Micronesia; 
Action: Remove; 
Effective: 10/18/89; 
Reason for Removal, Graduation, or Termination: Entered Compact of 
Freely Associated States. 

Beneficiary: Hungary; 
Action: Designate BDC; 
Effective: 11/3/89; 
Reason for Removal, Graduation, or Termination: [Empty]. 

Beneficiary: Poland; 
Action: Designate BDC; 
Effective: 1/9/90; 
Reason for Removal, Graduation, or Termination: [Empty]. 

Beneficiary: Panama; 
Action: Reinstate BDC; 
Effective: 3/17/90; 
Reason for Removal, Graduation, or Termination: [Empty]. 

Beneficiary: Liberia; 
Action: Remove; 
Effective: 7/1/90; 
Reason for Removal, Graduation, or Termination: Workers' rights. 

Beneficiary: Bahrain; 
Action: Designate BDC; 
Effective: 7/1/90; 
Reason for Removal, Graduation, or Termination: [Empty]. 

Beneficiary: Chile; 
Action: Reinstate BDC; 
Effective: 2/6/91; 
Reason for Removal, Graduation, or Termination: [Empty]. 

Beneficiary: Paraguay; 
Action: Reinstate BDC; 
Effective: 2/6/91; 
Reason for Removal, Graduation, or Termination: [Empty]. 


Beneficiary: Central African Republic; 
Action: Reinstate BDC; 
Effective: 2/6/91; 
Reason for Removal, Graduation, or Termination: [Empty]. 

Beneficiary: Namibia; 
Action: Designate BDC; 
Effective: 2/6/91; 
Reason for Removal, Graduation, or Termination: [Empty]. 

Beneficiary: Czechoslovakia; 
Action: Designate BDC; 
Effective: 4/21/91; 
Reason for Removal, Graduation, or Termination: [Empty]. 

Beneficiary: Sudan; 
Action: Remove; 
Effective: 7/1/91; 
Reason for Removal, Graduation, or Termination: Workers' rights. 

Beneficiary: Bulgaria; 
Action: Designate BDC; 
Effective: 12/4/91; 
Reason for Removal, Graduation, or Termination: [Empty]. 

Beneficiary: Yugoslavia; 
Action: Designate BDC; 
Effective: 12/24/91; 
Reason for Removal, Graduation, or Termination: [Empty]. 

Beneficiary: Estonia; 
Action: Designate BDC; 
Effective: 2/22/92; 
Reason for Removal, Graduation, or Termination: [Empty]. 

Beneficiary: Latvia; 
Action: Designate BDC; 
Effective: 2/22/92; 
Reason for Removal, Graduation, or Termination: [Empty]. 

Beneficiary: Lithuania; 
Action: Designate BDC; 
Effective: 2/22/92; 
Reason for Removal, Graduation, or Termination: [Empty]. 

Beneficiary: Romania; 
Action: Designate BDC; 
Effective: 3/4/92; 
Reason for Removal, Graduation, or Termination: [Empty]. 

Beneficiary: South Africa; 
Action: Designate BDC; 
Effective: 3/4/92; 
Reason for Removal, Graduation, or Termination: [Empty]. 

Beneficiary: Syria; 
Action: Remove; 
Effective: 8/17/92; 
Reason for Removal, Graduation, or Termination: Workers' rights. 

Beneficiary: Bosnia; 
Action: Designate BDC; 
Effective: 9/11/92; 
Reason for Removal, Graduation, or Termination: [Empty]. 

Beneficiary: Croatia; 
Action: Designate BDC; 
Effective: 9/11/92; 
Reason for Removal, Graduation, or Termination: [Empty]. 

Beneficiary: Macedonia (FYR); 
Action: Designate BDC; 
Effective: 9/11/92; 
Reason for Removal, Graduation, or Termination: [Empty]. 

Beneficiary: Slovenia; 
Action: Designate BDC; 
Effective: 9/11/92; 
Reason for Removal, Graduation, or Termination: [Empty]. 

Beneficiary: Ethiopia; 
Action: Designate BDC; 
Effective: 1/12/93; 
Reason for Removal, Graduation, or Termination: [Empty]. 

Beneficiary: Albania; 
Action: Designate BDC; 
Effective: 7/1/93; 
Reason for Removal, Graduation, or Termination: [Empty]. 

Beneficiary: Mauritania; 
Action: Remove; 
Effective: 7/1/93; 
Reason for Removal, Graduation, or Termination: Workers' rights. 

Beneficiary: Russia; 
Action: Designate BDC; 
Effective: 10/18/93; 
Reason for Removal, Graduation, or Termination: [Empty]. 

Beneficiary: Kyrgyzstan; 
Action: Designate BDC; 
Effective: 12/29/93; 
Reason for Removal, Graduation, or Termination: [Empty]. 

Beneficiary: Mexico; 
Action: Terminate; 
Effective: 1/1/94; 
Reason for Removal, Graduation, or Termination: Entered North American 
Free Trade Agreement. 

Beneficiary: Kazakhstan; 
Action: Designate BDC; 
Effective: 3/4/94; 
Reason for Removal, Graduation, or Termination: [Empty]. 

Beneficiary: Ukraine; 
Action: Designate BDC; 
Effective: 3/24/94; 
Reason for Removal, Graduation, or Termination: [Empty]. 

Beneficiary: Belarus; 
Action: Designate BDC; 
Effective: 9/3/94; 
Reason for Removal, Graduation, or Termination: [Empty]. 

Beneficiary: Uzbekistan; 
Action: Designate BDC; 
Effective: 9/3/94; 
Reason for Removal, Graduation, or Termination: [Empty]. 

Beneficiary: Armenia; 
Action: Designate BDC; 
Effective: 2/2/95; 
Reason for Removal, Graduation, or Termination: [Empty]. 

Beneficiary: West Bank/Gaza; 
Action: Designate BDC; 
Effective: 4/1/95; 
Reason for Removal, Graduation, or Termination: [Empty]. 

Beneficiary: Bahamas; 
Action: Graduate; 
Effective: 7/1/95; 
Reason for Removal, Graduation, or Termination: High income. 

Beneficiary: Israel; 
Action: Graduate; 
Effective: 7/1/95; 
Reason for Removal, Graduation, or Termination: High income. 

Beneficiary: Moldova; 
Action: Designate BDC; 
Effective: 8/15/95; 
Reason for Removal, Graduation, or Termination: [Empty]. 

Beneficiary: Maldives; 
Action: Remove; 
Effective: 9/29/95; 
Reason for Removal, Graduation, or Termination: Workers' rights. 

Beneficiary: Malaysia; 
Action: Graduate; 
Effective: 1/1/97; 
Reason for Removal, Graduation, or Termination: Competitiveness. 

Beneficiary: Cambodia; 
Action: Designate BDC; 
Effective: 1/31/97; 
Reason for Removal, Graduation, or Termination: [Empty]. 

Beneficiary: Cyprus; 
Action: Graduate; 
Effective: 1/1/98; 
Reason for Removal, Graduation, or Termination: High income. 

Beneficiary: Aruba; 
Action: Graduate; 
Effective: 1/1/98; 
Reason for Removal, Graduation, or Termination: High income. 

Beneficiary: Macau; 
Action: Graduate; 
Effective: 1/1/98; 
Reason for Removal, Graduation, or Termination: High income. 

Beneficiary: Netherland Antilles; 
Action: Graduate; 
Effective: 1/1/98; 
Reason for Removal, Graduation, or Termination: High income. 

Beneficiary: Greenland; 
Action: Graduate; 
Effective: 1/1/98; 
Reason for Removal, Graduation, or Termination: High income. 

Beneficiary: Cayman Islands; 
Action: Graduate; 
Effective: 1/1/98; 
Reason for Removal, Graduation, or Termination: High income. 

Beneficiary: Gabon; 
Action: Designate BDC; 
Effective: 7/1/99; 
Reason for Removal, Graduation, or Termination: [Empty]. 

Beneficiary: Mongolia; 
Action: Designate BDC; 
Effective: 7/1/99; 
Reason for Removal, Graduation, or Termination: [Empty]. 

Beneficiary: Mauritania; 
Action: Reinstate (LDBDC); 
Effective: 9/1/99; 
Reason for Removal, Graduation, or Termination: [Empty]. 

Beneficiary: Nigeria; 
Action: Designate BDC; 
Effective: 8/27/00; 
Reason for Removal, Graduation, or Termination: [Empty]. 

Beneficiary: Belarus; 
Action: Remove; 
Effective: 9/1/00; 
Reason for Removal, Graduation, or Termination: Workers' rights. 

Beneficiary: AGOA Beneficiaries; 
Action: Designate AGOA BDCs; 
Effective: 10/2/00; 
Reason for Removal, Graduation, or Termination: [Empty]. 

Beneficiary: Eritrea; 
Action: Designate BDC; 
Effective: 10/2/02; 
Reason for Removal, Graduation, or Termination: [Empty]. 

Beneficiary: Georgia; 
Action: Designate BDC; 
Effective: 7/5/01; 
Reason for Removal, Graduation, or Termination: [Empty]. 

Beneficiary: Ukraine; 
Action: Remove; 
Effective: 8/10/01; 
Reason for Removal, Graduation, or Termination: Intellectual property 
rights. 

Beneficiary: French Polynesia; 
Action: Graduate; 
Effective: 1/1/02; 
Reason for Removal, Graduation, or Termination: High income. 

Beneficiary: Malta; 
Action: Graduate; 
Effective: 1/1/02; 
Reason for Removal, Graduation, or Termination: High income. 

Beneficiary: New Caledonia; 
Action: Graduate; 
Effective: 1/1/02; 
Reason for Removal, Graduation, or Termination: High income. 

Beneficiary: Slovenia; 
Action: Graduate; 
Effective: 1/1/02; 
Reason for Removal, Graduation, or Termination: High income. 

Beneficiary: Afghanistan; 
Action: Designate BDC; 
Effective: 1/29/03; 
Reason for Removal, Graduation, or Termination: [Empty]. 

Beneficiary: Afghanistan; 
Action: Designate LDBDC; 
Effective: 2/13/03; 
Reason for Removal, Graduation, or Termination: [Empty]. 

Beneficiary: Chile; 
Action: Terminate; 
Effective: 1/1/04; 
Reason for Removal, Graduation, or Termination: Entered FTA. 

Beneficiary: Algeria; 
Action: Designate LDBDC; 
Effective: 3/16/04; 
Reason for Removal, Graduation, or Termination: [Empty].  

Beneficiary: Czech Republic; 
Action: Terminate; 
Effective: 5/1/04; 
Reason for Removal, Graduation, or Termination: Joined European Union. 

Beneficiary: Estonia; 
Action: Terminate; 
Effective: 5/1/04; 
Reason for Removal, Graduation, or Termination: Joined European Union. 

Beneficiary: Hungary; 
Action: Terminate; 
Effective: 5/1/04; 
Reason for Removal, Graduation, or Termination: Joined European Union. 

Beneficiary: Latvia; 
Action: Terminate; 
Effective: 5/1/04; 
Reason for Removal, Graduation, or Termination: Joined European Union. 

Beneficiary: Lithuania; 
Action: Terminate; 
Effective: 5/1/04; 
Reason for Removal, Graduation, or Termination: Joined European Union. 

Beneficiary: Poland; 
Action: Terminate; 
Effective: 5/1/04; 
Reason for Removal, Graduation, or Termination: Joined European Union. 

Beneficiary: Slovakia; 
Action: Terminate; 
Effective: 5/1/04; 
Reason for Removal, Graduation, or Termination: Joined European Union. 

Beneficiary: Iraq; 
Action: Designate BDC; 
Effective: 9/22/04; 
Reason for Removal, Graduation, or Termination: [Empty]. 

Beneficiary: Serbia and Montenegro; 
Action: Designate BDC; 
Effective: 7/15/05; 
Reason for Removal, Graduation, or Termination: [Empty]. 

Beneficiary: Antigua and Barbuda; 
Action: Graduate; 
Effective: 1/1/06; 
Reason for Removal, Graduation, or Termination: High income. 

Beneficiary: Barbados; 
Action: Graduate; 
Effective: 1/1/06; 
Reason for Removal, Graduation, or Termination: High income. 

Beneficiary: Bahrain; 
Action: Graduate; 
Effective: 1/1/06; 
Reason for Removal, Graduation, or Termination: High income. 

Beneficiary: Slovakia; 
Action: Terminate; 
Effective: 1/1/06; 
Reason for Removal, Graduation, or Termination: Entered FTA. 

Beneficiary: Ukraine; 
Action: Reinstate; 
Effective: 2/3/06; 
Reason for Removal, Graduation, or Termination: [Empty]. 

Beneficiary: Liberia; 
Action: Designate LDBDC; 
Effective: 2/22/06; 
Reason for Removal, Graduation, or Termination: [Empty]. 

Beneficiary: El Salvador; 
Action: Terminate; 
Effective: 3/1/06; 
Reason for Removal, Graduation, or Termination: Entered CAFTA-DR. 

Beneficiary: Honduras; 
Action: Terminate; 
Effective: 4/1/06; 
Reason for Removal, Graduation, or Termination: Entered CAFTA-DR. 

Beneficiary: Guatemala; 
Action: Terminate; 
Effective: 7/1/06; 
Reason for Removal, Graduation, or Termination: Entered CAFTA-DR. 

Beneficiary: East Timor; 
Action: Designate LDBDC; 
Effective: 12/29/06; 
Reason for Removal, Graduation, or Termination: [Empty]. 

Beneficiary: Bulgaria; 
Action: Terminate; 
Effective: 12/29/06; 
Reason for Removal, Graduation, or Termination: Joined European Union. 

Beneficiary: Romania; 
Action: Terminate; 
Effective: 12/29/06; 
Reason for Removal, Graduation, or Termination: Joined European Union. 

Beneficiary: Dominican Republic; 
Action: Terminate; 
Effective: 3/1/07; 
Reason for Removal, Graduation, or Termination: Entered CAFTA-DR. 

Legend: 

BDC = GSP beneficiary developing country: 
CAFTA-DR = Central America–Dominican Republic Free Trade Agreement: 
FTA = Free trade agreement: 
LDBDC = GSP least-developed beneficiary developing country: 

Source: USTR. 

Notes: 

Graduate refers to when a beneficiary is no longer eligible for GSP 
benefits because it has exceeded statutory gross national income per 
capita limits or has been determined to be competitive within the 
meaning of U.S. trade laws. 

Remove refers to statutory action to “withdraw, suspend, or limit” a 
country’s GSP eligibility or benefits, based on country practices 
pertinent to eligibility. 

Terminate refers to when a GSP beneficiary joined the European 
Community or European Union, was no longer recognized as a sovereign 
state, or entered into a free trade agreement with the United States.

[End of table] 

Table 5: GSP Country Practice Petitions Filed, by Country and Type of 
Petition, 2001-2006: 

Number of petitions filed with USTR: 

Country: Armenia; 
Workers’ rights: 0; 
Intellectual property rights: 1; 
Market access: 0; 
Reverse preferential treatment: 0; 
Contract nullification: 0; 
Expropriation: 0. 

Country: Bangladesh; 
Workers’ rights: 2; 
Intellectual property rights: 0; 
Market access: 0; 
Reverse preferential treatment: 0; 
Contract nullification: 1; 
Expropriation: 0. 

Country: Brazil; 
Workers’ rights: 0; 
Intellectual property rights: 1; 
Market access: 0; 
Reverse preferential treatment: 0; 
Contract nullification: 0; 
Expropriation: 0. 

Country: Bulgaria; 
Workers’ rights: 0; 
Intellectual property rights: 0; 
Market access: 0; 
Reverse preferential treatment: 1; 
Contract nullification: 0; 
Expropriation: 0. 

Country: Congo (Kinshasa); 
Workers’ rights: 0; 
Intellectual property rights: 0; 
Market access: 0; 
Reverse preferential treatment: 0; 
Contract nullification: 1; 
Expropriation: 0. 

Country: Costa Rica; 
Workers’ rights: 3; 
Intellectual property rights: 0; 
Market access: 0; 
Reverse preferential treatment: 0; 
Contract nullification: 0; 
Expropriation: 0. 

Country: Czech Republic; 
Workers’ rights: 0; 
Intellectual property rights: 0; 
Market access: 1; 
Reverse preferential treatment: 0; 
Contract nullification: 0; 
Expropriation: 0. 

Country: Dominican Republic; 
Workers’ rights: 0; 
Intellectual property rights: 3; 
Market access: 0; 
Reverse preferential treatment: 0; 
Contract nullification: 0; 
Expropriation: 0. 

Country: El Salvador; 
Workers’ rights: 5; 
Intellectual property rights: 0; 
Market access: 0; 
Reverse preferential treatment: 0; 
Contract nullification: 0; 
Expropriation: 0.

Country: Guatemala; 
Workers’ rights: 5; 
Intellectual property rights: 0; 
Market access: 0; 
Reverse preferential treatment: 0; 
Contract nullification: 0; 
Expropriation: 0.

Country: Honduras; 
Workers’ rights: 1; 
Intellectual property rights: 0; 
Market access: 0; 
Reverse preferential treatment: 0; 
Contract nullification: 0; 
Expropriation: 0.

Country: Hungary; 
Workers’ rights: 0; 
Intellectual property rights: 1; 
Market access: 1; 
Reverse preferential treatment: 0; 
Contract nullification: 0; 
Expropriation: 0.

Country: India; 
Workers’ rights: 0; 
Intellectual property rights: 0; 
Market access: 1; 
Reverse preferential treatment: 0; 
Contract nullification: 0; 
Expropriation: 0.

Country: Iraq; 
Workers’ rights: 1; 
Intellectual property rights: 0; 
Market access: 0; 
Reverse preferential treatment: 0; 
Contract nullification: 0; 
Expropriation: 0.

Country: Kazakhstan; 
Workers’ rights: 0; 
Intellectual property rights: 1; 
Market access: 0; 
Reverse preferential treatment: 0; 
Contract nullification: 0; 
Expropriation: 0.

Country: Lebanon; 
Workers’ rights: 0; 
Intellectual property rights: 1; 
Market access: 0; 
Reverse preferential treatment: 0; 
Contract nullification: 0; 
Expropriation: 0.

Country: Niger; 
Workers’ rights: 1; 
Intellectual property rights: 0; 
Market access: 0; 
Reverse preferential treatment: 0; 
Contract nullification: 0; 
Expropriation: 0.

Country: Oman; 
Workers’ rights: 1; 
Intellectual property rights: 0; 
Market access: 0; 
Reverse preferential treatment: 0; 
Contract nullification: 0; 
Expropriation: 0.

Country: Pakistan; 
Workers’ rights: 0; 
Intellectual property rights: 1; 
Market access: 1; 
Reverse preferential treatment: 0; 
Contract nullification: 0; 
Expropriation: 0.

Country: Panama; 
Workers’ rights: 1; 
Intellectual property rights: 0; 
Market access: 0; 
Reverse preferential treatment: 0; 
Contract nullification: 0; 
Expropriation: 0.

Country: Peru; 
Workers’ rights: 1; 
Intellectual property rights: 0; 
Market access: 0; 
Reverse preferential treatment: 0; 
Contract nullification: 0; 
Expropriation: 0.

Country: Poland; 
Workers’ rights: 0; 
Intellectual property rights: 1; 
Market access: 1; 
Reverse preferential treatment: 0; 
Contract nullification: 0; 
Expropriation: 0.

Country: Romania; 
Workers’ rights: 0; 
Intellectual property rights: 0; 
Market access: 0; 
Reverse preferential treatment: 3; 
Contract nullification: 0; 
Expropriation: 0.

Country: Russia; 
Workers’ rights: 0; 
Intellectual property rights: 1; 
Market access: 0; 
Reverse preferential treatment: 0; 
Contract nullification: 0; 
Expropriation: 0.

Country: Slovenia; 
Workers’ rights: 0; 
Intellectual property rights: 0; 
Market access: 1; 
Reverse preferential treatment: 0; 
Contract nullification: 0; 
Expropriation: 0.

Country: Sri Lanka; 
Workers’ rights: 1; 
Intellectual property rights: 0; 
Market access: 0; 
Reverse preferential treatment: 0; 
Contract nullification: 0; 
Expropriation: 0.

Country: Swaziland; 
Workers’ rights: 1; 
Intellectual property rights: 0; 
Market access: 0; 
Reverse preferential treatment: 0; 
Contract nullification: 0; 
Expropriation: 0.

Country: Thailand; 
Workers’ rights: 0; 
Intellectual property rights: 1; 
Market access: 0; 
Reverse preferential treatment: 0; 
Contract nullification: 0; 
Expropriation: 0.

Country: Uganda; 
Workers’ rights: 1; 
Intellectual property rights: 0; 
Market access: 0; 
Reverse preferential treatment: 0; 
Contract nullification: 0; 
Expropriation: 0.

Country: Ukraine; 
Workers’ rights: 0; 
Intellectual property rights: 1; 
Market access: 0; 
Reverse preferential treatment: 0; 
Contract nullification: 0; 
Expropriation: 0.

Country: Uruguay; 
Workers’ rights: 0; 
Intellectual property rights: 1; 
Market access: 0; 
Reverse preferential treatment: 0; 
Contract nullification: 0; 
Expropriation: 0.

Country: Uzbekistan; 
Workers’ rights: 0; 
Intellectual property rights: 1; 
Market access: 0; 
Reverse preferential treatment: 0; 
Contract nullification: 0; 
Expropriation: 0. 

Country: Total; 
Workers’ rights: 24; 
Intellectual property rights: 15; 
Market access: 6; 
Reverse preferential treatment: 4; 
Contract nullification: 2; 
Expropriation: 1.

Source: GAO analysis of USTR documents. 

Note: According to USTR, some of these petitions were accepted for 
review and resolved; others were not accepted for review; a few were 
withdrawn; and four remain open, as of Aug. 2, 2007. 

[End of table] 

[End of section] 

Appendix VI: GAO Contact and Staff Acknowledgments: 

GAO Contact: 

Loren Yager, (202) 512-4347 or yagerl@gao.gov. 

Staff Acknowledgments: 

In addition to the contact named above, the following persons made 
major contributions to this report: Kim Frankena, Assistant Director; 
Ann Baker; Gezahegne Bekele; Ken Bombara; Perri Chai; Karen Deans; Juan 
Gobel; Richard Gifford Howland; Ernie Jackson; Marisela Perez; and Tim 
Wedding. The team benefited from the expert advice and assistance of 
Martin de Alteriis, Susan Offutt, and Mark Speight. 

[End of section] 

Footnotes: 

[1] The Haitian Hemispheric Opportunity through Partnership 
Encouragement (HOPE) Act is an amendment to CBI, enacted as Title V of 
the Tax Relief and Health Care Act of 2006 (P.L. 109-432), December 
2006. In this report, we at times describe HOPE separately from CBI to 
illustrate the key characteristics of HOPE. 

[2] Least-developed beneficiaries are designated by the President on 
the basis of considerations applicable to all GSP beneficiaries. They 
are typically on the United Nations list of least-developed countries, 
which is based on countries’ economic vulnerability; weakness in 
nutrition, health, education, and adult literacy; and gross national 
income of less than $750 per capita. 

[3] U.S. trade preference program beneficiary countries must meet or 
demonstrate progress towards meeting country eligibility criteria to 
remain eligible to receive preferences. 

[4] In 2002, the Andean Trade Promotion and Drug Eradication Act 
(ATPDEA) amended ATPA by adding an annual review of country eligibility 
practices, based on petitions. 

[End of section] 

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