antagon
The Man
- Dec 6, 2009
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let's start with your documentation first and see if it accounts for automation and waning demand for steel prior to the industy's collapse in the early 70s. then you could explain how tariffs would have stemmed issues of shallow demand and debased cost of steel following the over-production of the commodity in the years following WWII.Sure it is. I can document the erosion of our industrial base industry by industry as tariffs were lifted....
You don't know much history, do you?
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