AS Published on Saturday 22 October 2016 - n° 165 - Categories:guerre commerciale

Les États-Unis ont-ils eu raison d'instaurer des droits de douane ?

  Regard en arrière sur la guerre commerciale : les États-Unis ont-ils eu raison d'instaurer des droits de douane ? En 2011, l'annonce d'une plainte pour concurrence chinoise déloyale déposée par un groupe de fabricants solaires a constitué un choc à l'époque. Pour Silicor Material, qui employait l'auteur à l'époque, ce fut l'arrêt d'un projet de construction d'une grande usine de production de silicium sur le sol des États-Unis.

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