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Discussion

Cited Work Relationship to Major Summary and Assigned Readings

The article Customs as Doorkeepers: What are Their Effects on International Trade? relates to the summary by discussing how Congress is the doorkeeper that puts rules and guidelines in place that regulates administrative delays.

Cited Work Relationship to the Other 4 Articles

The article Customs as Doorkeepers: What are Their Effects on International Trade, Congress, coincides with the articles, The Supreme Court, and the Quiet Revolution in Administrative Law, Brexit-Customs Borders Will Impose Costs and Delays, Administrative Delay and Its Control, and Investigating the Impacts of Time Delays because they all speak about how administrative delays. The following articles discuss what administrative delays are, how they were created, and how it is considered a trade barrier.

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Shapiro, S., & Glicksman, R. Congress, The Supreme Court, and the Quiet Revolution in Administrative Law. Duke Law Journal, 1988(5), 819-877. Retrieved from http://scholarship.law.duke.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=3049&context=dlj