What does CBERA stand for?

Caribbean Basin Economic Recovery Act

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Samples in periodicals archive:

274(h)(6)(B) defines a "beneficiary country" by reference to Section 212(a)(1)(A) of the Caribbean Basin Economic Recovery Act, and Bermuda.

New ruling expands definition of "North American area" for attendance ...

The Caribbean Basin Economic Recovery Act lists 27 countries as potentially eligible for the trade benefits, but directs the President of the United States to undertake a rigorous process of designation.

Caribbean Basin initiative: setting labor standards

Like the Caribbean Basin Economic Recovery Act, the Special Access Program, and the US-Caribbean Basin Trade Partnership Act, passage of DR-CAFTA will allow USHMC members to remain competitive in sock production by supplementing domestic production, thus preserving as many US jobs as possible.

U.S. Domestic Sock Makers Support DR-CAFTA