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Saturday, June 9, 2018
What Trump’s Trade War Could Mean for the WTO and Global Trade
U.S. trade policy is roiling markets. At the end of March, the U.S. stock market tumbled 700 points in a single day on news that President Trump would impose tariffs on Chinese exports. A degree of volatility and uncertainty has continued since then as the tariffs continue to make news. Canada, China, Europe, India, and Mexico are all preparing to retaliate.
There are actually two sets of tariffs wreaking havoc at the moment. The first, on steel and aluminum, came under Section 232, a provision under the 1962 Trade Act that allows the president to protect U.S. industry for national security reasons. The second, on Chinese exports, was triggered under Section 301 of the 1974 Trade Act, a “unilateral” measure not used in decades. Taken together, these tariffs have baffled businesses, created uncertainty at home and abroad, and sown doubts about Washington’s commitment to free trade.
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