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Appendix A: COSEPUP Charge to the Panel
Pages 179-182

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... Appendixes
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... the international competitive status of these technologies and range of practices to promote their use both in CoCom and non-CoCom countries; the problems in extending controls on the international exchange of data; d. the role of technology transfer and the interdependence among industrialized countries of the Free World in the development and application of technology; and the role of foreign nationals in developing and applying "sensitive" industrial technology of U.S.
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... (4) Review and assess the impacts on industry of current export control policies and proposed regulatory changes, including multinational companies, U.S.-based exporting companies, and nonexporting companies.
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