The US Steel Industry in 2004: Still in Need of Protection? |
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Abstract:
After the investigation by the U.S. International Trade Commission (USITC), in March 2002, the President imposed tariff measures under Section 201 to help domestic producers to compete with imported steel. Issues:
» The structure of an industry and its affect on the competitiveness of the
industry Contents:Keywords:1960s, US, steel industry, imports, subsidies, alleviate, troubles, protectionist, 2001, President, George W Bush, Steel Program, negotiations, trading partners, excess capacity, steel, industry worldwide, excess capacity, Section 201, low-priced steel, imports, U.S. International Trade Commission, USITC, March 2002, President, Section 201, steel |
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