S4 Ep13: A conversation about U.S. steel and aluminium Tariffs

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10: The new EU budget and the future of the Spitzenkandidaten process: Bruegel director Guntram Wolff frames the two debates that will dominate the upcoming meeting of the European Council on 23 February 2018 – the shape of the next EU budget, and the method by which a new European Commission president will be appointed. ... by The Sound of Economics

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13: A conversation about U.S. steel and aluminium Tariffs: In this episode our senior fellow, André Sapir discusses with Uri Dadush, non-resident scholar here at Bruegel about President Trump's announcement to apply a 25% tariff on all steel and a 10% tariff on all aluminium imports into the United States. by The Sound of Economics

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S4 Ep13: A conversation about U.S. steel and aluminium Tariffs

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