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Canadian Lumber Tariffs Don’t Make America Great, They Make It More Expensive

Canadian Lumber Tariffs Don’t Make America Great, They Make It More Expensive

by Alix Langone | Jun 1, 2017 | Canada, Economy, Housing, International Trade, Jobs, Lumber, Newest

President Trump has proposed a tariff on Canadian softwood lumber, but American lumber is becoming more expensive as a result. The new timber tariff proposed by the president – an almost 20% tax on softwood lumber imported from Canada – may sound beneficial for...

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