U S Industry Faces Challenge From Cheaper Overseas Goods
Washington negotiates the impact of multinational production abroad to cut costs while U S industry warns of reduced defense readiness if imports displace domestic output. Steel, electronics, and heavy machinery face competition, with unions and business leaders urging careful policy to preserve national strength.
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