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Will withdrawal from the Trans-Pacific Partnership agreement benefit the US steel industry?
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We explore why the overturn of the TPP agreement has little immediate impact on the US steel industry
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- Will withdrawal from the Trans-Pacific Partnership agreement benefit the US steel industry?
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- In value terms, the US exports more to the Trans-Pacific Partnership countries than it imports from them
- Steel demand and imports
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