Our panel of experts digs into the historical, economic, and political factors that shape tariffs and their significance in international trade. We’ll cover topics such as antidumping, Section 301, tariffs on steel and aluminum, and Europe’s proposed CBAM tariffs. Whether you're an economist, a business owner, or simply curious about trade policies, this webinar will provide valuable information and frank discussions on this crucial aspect of global commerce. Don't miss this opportunity to expand your understanding of tariffs and their role in the world economy.
The State of Trade: Where Do Tariffs Come From?
Where tariffs actually come from: the history, economics and politics behind antidumping, Section 301, steel and aluminium duties, and Europe's proposed CBAM.
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