Question

why did clinton agree to the revisions of the general agreement on tariffs and trade?
to increase taxes on services moving between the united states, mexico, and canada
to reduce international tariffs on industrial goods by forty percent
to increase us tariffs on agricultural products by forty percent
to end many taxes on goods traded among the united states, mexico, and canada

Explanation:

The General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT) aimed to reduce trade - barriers. Reducing international tariffs on industrial goods was one of the goals. Clinton's agreement to GATT revisions was likely to reduce international tariffs on industrial goods by forty percent as it promoted free - trade and economic growth. Increasing taxes on services or agricultural products would go against the spirit of GATT. Ending many taxes on goods traded among the US, Mexico, and Canada is more related to NAFTA (North American Free - Trade Agreement) rather than GATT.

Answer:

to reduce international tariffs on industrial goods by forty percent