What does MFN stand for?

Most-Favored-Nation

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Samples in periodicals archive:

Senate's approval of a bill granting China permanent most-favored-nation (MFN) trading status.

Japan welcomes U.S. Senate's approval of China trade bill

A spokesman for House Democratic Whip David Bonior of Michigan, a leading opponent of extending permanent most-favored-nation status to China, said opinion polls show three-quarters of Americans oppose the deal.

Former presidents, Greenspan side with Clinton on trade status for ...

President Bill Clinton on Monday kicked off a campaign to win congressional approval for granting China permanent most-favored-nation (MFN) trade status.

Clinton launches campaign for China MFN status

Japan and South Korea began talks last September on concluding an investment treaty under which the two countries would grant each other most-favored-nation status, as well as treat each other's companies the same as domestic firms before cross-border investment is made.

Tokyo, Seoul to ink investment accord before Kim's Japan trip

trading partner whose normal trading status - previously called most-favored-nation status - must be renewed annually.

China implies it may sidestep U.S. opposition to join WTO

China's most-favored-nation trade status must be reviewed every year.

DASCHLE CALLS FOR PERMANENT FAVORED STATUS ON TRADE

Federal Reserve Board Chairman Alan Greenspan on Thursday backed President Bill Clinton's campaign to grant China permanent most-favored-nation trade (MFN) status.

Greenspan voices suppport for China MFN bill

The vote on most-favored-nation status for China is more important this year than in the past because a favorable vote would help stabilize the Asian economic crisis, Hong Kong's No.

HONG KONG LEADER: MFN FOR CHINA WOULD STEADY ASIA