New rules to combat tariff evasion by nonmarket economy entities.
This act aims to prevent tariff evasion by companies from nonmarket economies that shift production to other countries. This ensures that goods imported into the U.S. are subject to fair duties, potentially affecting prices of some products for citizens while protecting local jobs and fair competition.
Key points
U.S. authorities can impose additional duties on goods produced in third countries if a nonmarket economy entity is found to have moved production there to avoid tariffs.
The new rules allow for quick action, even before production starts in the new location, to prevent unfair practices.
The act seeks to protect American businesses and workers from unfair competition by entities evading tariffs.
Introduced
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