Summary

Donald John Trump Presidential Memorandum on Steel Imports and Threats to National Security (2017)

In the case of steel, both the United States and global markets for steel products are distorted by large volumes of excess capacity ‐‐ much of which results from foreign government subsidies and other unfair practices. The United States has placed more than 150 antidumping and countervailing duty orders on steel products, but they have not substantially alleviated the negative effects that unfairly traded imports have had on the United States steel industry.
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Donald John Trump Presidential Memorandum on Steel Imports and Threats to National Security (2017)

Repeated efforts by the United States to encourage other countries to reduce and address the underlying causes of excess capacity in the steel market have had little meaningful effect. The artificially low prices caused by excess capacity and unfairly traded imports suppress profits in the American steel industry, which discourages long-term investment in the industry and hinders efforts by American steel producers to research and develop new and better grades of steel.
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