The other other shoe has dropped. The section 232 “national security” tariffs that went into effect on March 23, 2018 had a temporary reprieve for imports from Argentina, Australia, Brazil, Canada, Mexico, … [Read more...]
Section 232 National Security Investigation of Motor Vehicles and Parts
This sounds distressingly familiar. The Commerce Department has commenced an investigation, under Section 232 of the Trade Expansion Act of 1962, of whether imports of automobiles (passenger cars, SUVs, vans … [Read more...]
Zero Tolerance Enforcement for ZTE
Things are not looking good for Chinese telecommunications equipment giant ZTE. Being placed on the Denied Persons List tends to have that kind of impact. After its scheme to evade United States sanctions … [Read more...]
GSP: Renewed and Retroactive
The Generalized System of Preferences is a program under which the United States provides duty-free treatment to eligible articles imported directly from designated beneficiary developing countries. While the … [Read more...]
Trade War Escalations: Party Gone Out of Bounds?
“Who's to blame when parties really get out of hand? Who's to blame when they get poorly planned?” The B-52s weren't referring to trade disputes in their iconic song, but it somehow seems on point anyway. … [Read more...]
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