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Obama administration hits Chinese wind energy tower exports with new tariffs
The Commerce Department made a preliminary decision Wednesday to impose new tariffs on imports of wind energy towers from China, the latest volley in an escalating trade war between the two superpowers over expanding green technology markets.
The move by Commerce also reflects a show of strength by the Obama administration against China at a time when presumptive GOP presidential nominee Mitt Romney has criticized the administration for going soft.
Obama administration hits Chinese wind energy tower exports with new tariffs - The Hill's E2-Wire
The Republican also talked about his foreign policy philosophy, which includes more trade agreements and a tougher stance with China.
"It is good for us to be able to trade with other nations. It creates jobs here," Mr. Romney said.
China and European Union nations the past 3.5 years have negotiated 44 trade agreements with other countries while President Obama has negotiated zero, he said.
Mr. Romney said he wants China to "be on the same page as us" regarding trade and claimed that the country has a propensity for stealing intellectual property, counterfeiting U.S goods, stealing technology, and copying trademarks -- all of which cost American jobs.
"On Day One, I will label China a currency-manipulator and that will allow me to apply [tariffs] where they steal our intellectual property," Mr. Romney said
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Who's who here?
Obama administration hits Chinese wind energy tower exports with new tariffs
The Commerce Department made a preliminary decision Wednesday to impose new tariffs on imports of wind energy towers from China, the latest volley in an escalating trade war between the two superpowers over expanding green technology markets.
The move by Commerce also reflects a show of strength by the Obama administration against China at a time when presumptive GOP presidential nominee Mitt Romney has criticized the administration for going soft.
Obama administration hits Chinese wind energy tower exports with new tariffs - The Hill's E2-Wire
The Republican also talked about his foreign policy philosophy, which includes more trade agreements and a tougher stance with China.
"It is good for us to be able to trade with other nations. It creates jobs here," Mr. Romney said.
China and European Union nations the past 3.5 years have negotiated 44 trade agreements with other countries while President Obama has negotiated zero, he said.
Mr. Romney said he wants China to "be on the same page as us" regarding trade and claimed that the country has a propensity for stealing intellectual property, counterfeiting U.S goods, stealing technology, and copying trademarks -- all of which cost American jobs.
"On Day One, I will label China a currency-manipulator and that will allow me to apply [tariffs] where they steal our intellectual property," Mr. Romney said
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Mexico Getting Set To Impose High Tariffs On U.S. Chicken Legs - Seeking Alpha
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