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Originally Posted by Clocker
The US domestic steel industry produces 72.5% of the steel we use. Our imports from Canada are 16% of the other 27.5%, or 4.4%. How much of that is proven Chinese dumping? Is it even worth the effort to stop? Don't we have bigger fish to fry than stopping people who are maliciously subsidizing our domestic production of goods?
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I don't know the answer. Cheating is never going to be for large amounts, but it can impact prices for an entire industry. In a commodity business you can only be as smart as your dumbest competitor (or in this case the smartest cheater)
