Hufbauer Expects U.S.-China `Trade Spat’ to Continue: Video
Written by admin on September 2, 2010 – 12:42 pm
Aug. 31 (Bloomberg) — Gary Hufbauer, senior fellow at the Peterson Institute for International Economics in Washington, talks about the trade relations between the U.S. and China.
The U.S. Commerce Department is likely to find that the Chinese government illegally subsidized aluminum imports worth $550 million, the Wall Street Journal reported, citing unnamed sources familiar with the situation. The decision could lead to higher import duties as early as next week, and could boost U.S. manufacturers’ costs, the newspaper said. Hufbauer talks with Susan Li on Bloomberg Television. (Source: Bloomberg)
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@DMKTENN2 ah dont …
@DMKTENN2 ah dont be worried. no war in the forecast.
@Mija98 GOOD NITE …
@Mija98 GOOD NITE AND TY DX GODI WA S WORRIED TO !! ONE DAY I THINKA WAR WILL BREAK OUT BETWEEN US
@DMKTENN2 yes we …
@DMKTENN2 yes we will still trade. don’t worry about your watch. It’s just a natural friendship argument.. no big deal.
@Mija98 DO WE STILL …
@Mija98 DO WE STILL TRADE OR NO DX IM OING NUTS I DONT WANT CHIAN TO STOP MAKIGN OUR
@DMKTENN2 its not …
@DMKTENN2 its not war, its only a trade argument. Apparently, China wants your watch back.
SO WAT CHIANIS DONE …
SO WAT CHIANIS DONE WITH US OR IDK IM CONFUSED