EnThe European Union has joined the U.S. in its complaint to the World Trade Organization about Chinese export tariffs. They argue, as did the U.S. Trade Representative on July 13, that these give Chinese manufacturers of end products an unfair advantage. The EU complaint lists the same nine materials (including graphite, copper and chromium) highlighted … Continue reading “EU Left Out of Chinese Materials Exports, Goes to WTO”
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EU Left Out of Chinese Materials Exports, Goes to WTO
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