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The Recommendation of the Steel Report follows:
The Recommendations of the Aluminum Report follows:
Trump Administration’s “Section 232” National Security Review -- A Case Study in Modern Trade Policy
The basic tenets of trade have existed for centuries: two parties with differing competitive advantages exchange for what they lack and need.
In the late 18th century, it was our first Treasury Secretary, Alexander Hamilton, who laid the foundations of international trade in terms of the:
As economies grew and transportation modernized, the business of trade became more complex
Today, U.S. trade policy is guided by the Trade Expansion Act of 1962 and the Trade Act of 1974
The steel and aluminum industries have learned over the decades how to work closely with the U.S. government.
ISRI is supportive of the process, finding it a useful exercise to examine market conditions and understand the dynamics of trade in these important materials. Whatever the President decides could have some down-stream effect on the recycling industry in terms of prices and supply and demand. In comments we submitted last year to the Administration for these reviews, we cautioned about the use of export controls as a response, citing past problems when materials are artificially removed from the global marketplace. Nevertheless, we are tracking this process very closely and will advise membership as to the implications of the President’s final decision.
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