U.S. Export Policy

U.S. export policy refers to the rules and regulations governing the sale of American goods and technologies to other countries. The government aims to promote fair trade, protect national security, and ensure that sensitive technologies do not fall into the wrong hands. This policy helps American businesses compete globally while ensuring that exports comply with international agreements and avoid contributing to conflicts or human rights abuses. Export licenses may be required for certain products, especially military or dual-use items, reflecting a balance between economic interests and national security considerations.