Tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles are coming. How high will they be?
Trade protections are a reasonable and surprisingly popular response to oversupply of China-made electric vehicles. But there should be strings attached.
Stuart Trew is the Director of the CCPA's Trade and Investment Research Project and the former Editor of the Monitor.
Trade protections are a reasonable and surprisingly popular response to oversupply of China-made electric vehicles. But there should be strings attached.
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