The United States has a coordinated set of continuous activities to deal with international trade, and these activities have been embraced by all presidential administrations and legislative branches since 1954; this is known as the U.S. Trade Policy Ad Hoc Relations.

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The statement is not accurate. The coordinated set of continuous activities to deal with international trade in the United States is known as the U.S. Trade Policy Agenda, and it has been embraced by presidential administrations and legislative branches since 1974, not 1954.

The United States Has a Coordinated Set of Continuous Activities