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Will advocates of overnight trade liberalization ever learn?

Filipino steelmen decried Russian steel dumping a year ago. But government
economists sneered that they should improve operations to be able to compete
with cheap imports. Now that National Steel Corp. has shut down and laid off
12,000 workers, trade-libbers are silent about how Russian steel suppliers have
tripled prices.

Cement makers are denouncing dumping from Taiwan, yet those economists are
saying the same thing they told steelmen.
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ETTA ROSALES AND SERGIO APOSTOL

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with cheap imports. Now that National Steel Corp. has shut down and laid off
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Insisting that wrong is right - Gotcha

By Jarius Bondoc | February 12, 2000 - 12:00am

Will advocates of overnight trade liberalization ever learn? Filipino steelmen decried Russian steel dumping a year ago. But government economists sneered that they should improve operations to be able to compete with...

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