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Trump calls piracy "Non-Tariff Cheating"
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Govt subsidies? Really?
I'm guessing that one is toward the EU?
Or Canada with the dairy subsidies.
Also it's not like the US has subsidised corn for decades or anything like that.
Controlled production is not the same thing as a subsidy. Canada controls supply. There is a quota system. No US dairy supplier ever uses their quota, so don't get dinged with tariffs.
It is literally nothing.
China also subsidises a lot of things. The even subsidise things produced for export, which could be considered dumping.