The U.S. president waived restrictions under the Jackson–Vanik amendment, which linked trade benefits to freedom of emigration. The step made some U.S. trade and investment programs available and furthered normalization, while U.S. policy continued to condition engagement on emigration and POW/MIA cooperation.
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What did Clinton do on 10 March 1998?
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The waiver allowed certain trade and investment support programs.