Former Trade Staffers Say More Tariffs Likely in Lame Duck, GSP Renewal in Question
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There are still three pending Section 232 investigations, and the one on downstream electrical steel products is already at the White House, so you shouldn’t be surprised if the Trump administration hikes tariffs on more products on the way out the door, according to Halie Craig, the former trade staffer for Sen. Pat Toomey, R-Pa. Craig, who was speaking on behalf of the R Street Institute, a pro-market think tank, also said she wonders if there will be more action against China, since the country is not on track to meet its phase one purchase targets.Featured Publications
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