Analysis of the Effects of U.S. National Security Controls on U.S.-Headquartered Industrial Firms

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Front Matter (R1-R20)

I. Introduction (1-10)

II. Structure of U.S. Export Trade and International Sales as They Relate to the Export Licensing System (11-26)

III. Department of Commerce Information on the Individual Validated Licensing System (27-44)

IV. Analysis of Firm Questionnaire on Export Controls (45-56)

V. Summary of Interviews with U.S. Firms on the Operation of the Licensing System (57-69)

VI. Overall Effects of U.S. Export Controls on U.S.-Headquartered Firms' Foreign Operations (70-80)

Tables and Figures (81-118)

Volume II: Data Appendices (119-119)

Volume II Table of Contents (120-120)

Appendix A: Primary Sources of Data for the Report (121-125)

Appendix B: Industry Sector Case Studies (126-141)

Appendix C: Tabulation of Export Control Questionnaire Responses (142-149)

Appendix D: Summary of Results the August 1985 American Electronics Association Questionnaire on Export Controls (150-151)

Appendix E: Tabulation of Department of Commerce License Sample on Level of Military Criticality (152-168)