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Apr 27

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As Trump weighs options, what are the hazards of unwinding NAFTA?

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President Trump has offered tough talk and mixed signals on the future of NAFTA. On Thursday, Mr. Trump said he agreed to give the trade agreement another shot, while leaving open the possibility that the U.S. might yet withdraw if…

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Apr 25

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How a tariff on Canadian lumber could backfire on the U.S.

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President Trump’s decision to impose tariffs on some lumber imported from Canada has escalated tensions between the two countries, drawing a firm response from Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau. William Brangham speaks with The Wall Street Journal's Greg Ip about…

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Jan 27

Column: The great irony of the Mexico tariff is that Americans would pay for it too

By Robert Lawrence

Ultimately, trade policies based on deals and short-term political advantage will not only damage U.S. relations with Mexico and our other trading partners, but fail to enhance the employment or living standards of the working classes that elected him.

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Nov 21

Column: The truth about trade agreements – and why we need them

By Chad Bown

Trade agreements remain critical because that beggar-thy-neighbor temptation for governments — in the United States, but especially elsewhere — never goes away. And it will surely resurface if the United States is the first to rip them up.

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Mar 08

Column: Trump’s outrage over outsourcing doesn’t apply to his own merchandise

By Robert Lawrence

How do you explain the utter contempt Trump has expressed on the campaign trail about others who outsource, while he is doing the exact same thing?…

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Oct 03

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Senate Considers Bill to Punish China Over Currency Valuation

For years, American lawmakers have targeted China's currency, saying it has been deliberately undervalued to give Chinese companies price advantages in international trade. Kwame Holman reports on a Senate bill under consideration that would allow countervailing duties on Chinese good…

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Sep 15

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Trade Tensions Flare Between U.S., China as G-20 Nears

New U.S. tariffs on Chinese tire imports have created a feud between the two nations ahead of next week's meeting of the Group of 20 industrial and developing nations. Trade experts speak with Jeffrey Brown about how the dispute will…

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Sep 14

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Other News: U.S.-China Trade Dispute Escalates

In other news, China filed a complaint with the World Trade Organization over a U.S. tariff on Chinese tires, and election officials in Afghanistan put off announcing when they would release official results from last month's presidential contest.

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Jun 10

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Brazil Seeks to Break New Ground in Global Marketplace

As Brazil expands its manufacturing and agricultural industries, it has carved a spot as the largest exporter of coffee, beef, poultry and other food products and as the world leader in ethanol production. Simon Marks continues a series of reports…

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Mar 05

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White House Imposes Tariffs on Steel Imports

President Bush announced today that the U.S. would impose tariffs of up to 30 percent on steel imports in an effort to protect the slumping American steel industry.

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