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Six Decades of Stalemate: The Changing Mandate of the U.S. Tariff Commission

since it was created as the U. S. Tariff Commission in 1916. Worse yet, succeeding Congresses and Presidents have continually battled to exploit and control it. Consequently the Tariff/International Trade Commission has repeatedly had to adjust to major and minor statutory revisions of its mission, its operating procedures, and its position within the overall governmental structure. The result has been an inability on the part of the agency